site credits

90's cursor effects
source for the fun new star cursor glitter this site uses! lightly modified by me to use a different star graphic, different colors and a heightened z-index.
Bad Script font
Google font used for the title bars, locally hosted.
clicksplosion
source for the starburst cursor click effect! i had to lightly modify it to work with my site properly, but the vast majority of the code is intact and untouched. there's a lot more cursor effects on this website too, all worth checking out!
CSS tricks
CSS help site lightly referenced for making this site.
details element polyfill
the <details> element is crucial to some parts of my site, and while it's been natively supported for a while i do rely on it to hide some content unless the viewer chooses to look. this makes sure everyone gets that choice even if they use an old browser that doesn't support <details>. (link was changed as of since the old one didn't work...)
i highly recommend this polyfill over others as it not only makes <details> work in older browsers, it polyfills <details> details in an accessible way with aria-labels and tabindex attribute and everything! extremely good polyfill, 10/10!
the Doll Archive's Compendium
some of the lovely pixel plant borders on my site are from here!
Feyawen
artist who made the three WoW elven rune fonts used in some of the deep web RP pages hidden in my site: the Darnassian font, Shalassian font, and Thalassian font.
fontawesome
source of some of the vector icons used on this site. here's a link to their license. the icons used here have been modified to have color inherently, as coloring external svg files with css is a huge pain.
Great Vibes font
Google font used for some RP description pages, also locally hosted.
iOS safari hover fix
part of a few lines of js meant to support hover events properly on safari when used with touchscreens.
iOS sticky hover fix
second part of the iOS safari hover fix.
js-autoloader.js
finally found a javascript loader that actually works! had to use the earlier revision in this link rather than the finished version (because apparently the finished one is just for use in a specific app...? which it doesn't explicitly tell you of course.)
Lemat Works
the background now includes a very subtle animated star effect from here! this artist seems to be the source of a LOT of the flashy animated gif backgrounds on neocities; go check out the full gallery! their work is amazing
Modernizr
customizable javascript library for feature detection. i tried to provide graceful fallbacks for some of the more modern features i use so i wouldn't have to rely heavily on detecting and polyfilling features, but there's a few that are important to my site's function in a few places and i guess i should make sure my site stays functional for people who love suffering i mean use IE.
Mutant Standard
the emoji set used on this site! inclusive and fun with a lot of fantasy and furry stuff, and highly customizable! free for personal use, and free with proper attribution for things that don't fall under fair use.
PageCrypt
a purely javascript whole html file encryptor, used for some of the password-protected pages on this site. (yes yes, i know things like this aren't "uncrackable;" nothing really is 100% secure and i'm not using it to store actually important, risky data. i also know about server-side password protection and authentication as well; it doesn't really fit my per-file use case and i wanted something that would work even on a static only host.)
star glitter
free with credit glitter graphic. the way this linked site is coded i wasn't able to link directly to the page that has the image, but the image is under "freebies" in the navigation sidebar to the left.
Solaria's bunny garden background
the flower bush pixel background used in some places is from here!
w3schools
general reference and source of a lot of misc. css and js answers i needed. also the source of the table-sorting js used on this site.
WebAudio TinySynth
a javascript library for playing a single midi file per player instance that generates all its own instruments using the WebAudio api! no need to source midi instrument files! very helpful, especially as i found sourcing midi instrument files such a huge pain i completely gave up...

everything else on this site has been written directly by me! if there's a css effect or something that sparks curiosity as to how it works, feel free to look up my art accounts under the "art" or "contact me" links, and send me a message! i love to talk about what i've been up to on here, and would be glad to explain anything.
JS aria support for my dropdown boxes will be added as soon as i figure out how to get the damn thing to work properly. the focus-within polyfill i use i also lost the source for; will re-add it to this list with the source once i find it again...

this site is not affiliated with any of the sites listed here in any way, and they are not affiliated with me.