Index of the King

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The marquee was dropped
~But the quotes remained.~

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Linkage
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Blue Crow:

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Run Time: 1999

Host: Geocities (Area51)

# Pages: ?

Tools: notepad

Graphics: Badger's Animated Gifs, Cat Stuff, Iconz, Kat's Stuff, The Corporation

And on the third try, Vishan created folders. And it was very good for organizing things. And he was much pleased and ordered thai ice tea for all.

As I became more aware of download times I went from many backgrounds to one and a separate layout for the art gallery. I also started organizing things more. Not only did I use the subdirectories, but I started naming files with an eye for organizing them. Poems were named by catergory and a sequential number; essays by catergory and title. I stopped playing with the status bar and used ALTs and different icons to show how new things were. No more censorship icons. Damn. Whose stupid idea was that?

Oh... *cough*

Sections:

• Index of the King
• Royal Self - paragraphs? fact sheet? list of random facts? Make up your mind, 'King!
• Royal Jester - (sub) it had funny pictures for a few months. Then I accidentally deleted them. :p
• Royal Opinions - (sub)
• Color World - (sub)
• Credits - after reading Give Credit, I switched the credits page to a paragraph on "Index of the King" and also gave credit at the bottom of every page.
• Royal Writing Corner - dropped the quotes as a waste of time.
  • Poetry - (sub) added catergory lovey-dovey since I was writing more love poems.
  • Essay - (sub)
  • Short Story - (sub)
• Royal Art -
  • Layout: a plain black background and border=2 tables. The table on the index page displayed the latest additions with a description. 100x100 thumbnails were made in Microsoft Paint.
  • Catergories by subject: dragon, faerie, griffin, misc, and a page listing what media I used.
  • The description and media are placed next to the thumbnails on the index pages with links to the picture files.
• Update

The text was placed in a table for your eyeball-ing ease. Originally, it all ran free like rabid cantaloupe. I've also used a transparent gif to make the border behave. Smearing chocolate on the computer only made it brown. Well, I thought it was a good bribe. ;)