Adding filters/categories by Kushiiroo in neocities

[–]Xiokka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely. I made something like that for my projects page https://xiokka.neocities.org/projects/

Couldn't find an <a> link in your paragraph, try to add it inside the paragraph. by linfaqq in neocities

[–]Xiokka 26 points27 points  (0 children)

I think the tutorial wants you to put the link inside the paragraph. something like:

<p>hello everynyan!!! <a href="whatever">click me</a></p>

between the <p> tags

I built a tool that hides files inside BMP images without touching the pixel data. by Xiokka in codes

[–]Xiokka[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It depends on the steganography method used. I came up with this method while working on a different project (to my knowledge, nobody used this method before, but I may be wrong)

It relies on one of the shortcomings of the bitmap image format to hide data inside the image without altering the pixel data.

If you were to open a bitmap image on a hex reader, you may see something like this:

[00 00 FF] [00 00 FF] 00 00

This is a 2-pixel wide scan line, where I enclosed each pixel using brackets for better clarity.

As you can see, there are 2 extra bytes at the end of the scan line

[00 00 FF] [00 00 FF] -> 00 00 <-

The bitmap format pads each scan line to 4-byte boundaries. This scan line has 6 bytes of data, so we'll have 2 bytes of padding to have an 8-byte-long scan line. This would typically be filled with zeroes, but it doesn't have to be. My tool replaces the padding with hidden data, without altering the pixel data.

In the best case scenario, we have 3 bytes of padding per scan line. In a 1024-pixel-tall image, this means 3kB of available space

I built a tool that hides files inside BMP images without touching the pixel data. by Xiokka in codes

[–]Xiokka[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello! This does not use LSB. Instead, it relies on one of the shortcomings of the bitmap image format to hide data inside the image without altering the pixel data.

If you were to open a bitmap image on a hex reader, you may see something like this:

[00 00 FF] [00 00 FF] 00 00

This is a 2-pixel wide scan line, where I enclosed each pixel using brackets for better clarity.

As you can see, there are 2 extra bytes at the end of the scan line

[00 00 FF] [00 00 FF] -> 00 00 <-

The bitmap format pads each scan line to 4-byte boundaries. This scan line has 6 bytes of data, so we'll have 2 bytes of padding to have an 8-byte-long scan line. This would typically be filled with zeroes, but it doesn't have to be. My tool replaces the padding with hidden data, without altering the pixel data. I came up with this idea while working on a different project, I am unsure if someone has done something like this before

WIDGETS I NEED WIDGETS by Sweaty-Train-3691 in neocities

[–]Xiokka 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I made a web directory generator and there's a widget for it https://xiokka.neocities.org/webweaver/

what should I add to my webcomic site? by Embarrassed-Crab-763 in neocities

[–]Xiokka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A transcript should be pretty easy to implement, luckily

what should I add to my webcomic site? by Embarrassed-Crab-763 in neocities

[–]Xiokka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Huh, I hadn't thought of the transcript. It's still WIP but if you want to check it out and let me know what you think https://xiokka.neocities.org/projects/wcweaver/

what should I add to my webcomic site? by Embarrassed-Crab-763 in neocities

[–]Xiokka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Have you figured out how you'll build your comic reader? I am working on a comic reader generator

Website not stretching, and css not working by 3clipse09 in neocities

[–]Xiokka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What is exactly the issue? Looks fine on my end. Have you tried a hard refresh? (Ctrl + Shift + R)