Hello! It's been a while! Anyway, I've decided to revamp an old article that I made and change it into... this! It's a house article for weekly updates! So, what do we have here?
A title and a year and week for WoX
An introduction paragraph
User of The Week section: picture, name, and comment
Point Earners section: points and names
Featured section: two paragraphs with an extra box
i have finals due | article
i haven't posted in a while because of class and now to cope with my classes i'm stress coding to ease the pain
uses variables so you can easily switch out colors, option for gradient too (color 2-4 utilizes the same color, but in rgba format, rgba format with transparency, and hex code format), and update tab that's closable
i hope you pass your classes
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Here is an article code for a single article with a side box for site updates, an ad box for recruiting team members and application info, and two image slots. All text containers can scroll down to include more, so you don't have to worry about your word count anymore!
I like the color palette of this one. It was meant to be star wars themed but I had other plans. Let me know if you need help editing it!
So does anyone ever just realise that they don't have an aesthetic? Because personally same.. Anyways, have an article code that I made for an Amity article on WoD. It has a funky title and that makes it cool.
As always, if you break anything or anything came packaged faulty just send me a message here or on discord and I shall be with you shortly.
Anyways, here's to the housekeeping section.
Find the code here or here.
❀ Keep Creds please <3
❀ Tell me if you use the code! I love seeing your versions of my codes :D
HEY HELLO! It's me once again with yet another article code! Maybe it's because my job on WoJM is making blogs but I love making articles/blog codes! Anyway. Here is a winter wonderland code!
CSS Landscape | 2024 #2
Welcome to CSS Landscape digest, where we curate the latest articles, tutorials, and videos to keep you informed and inspired in the world of CSS. In this edition, discover techniques for breaking words effectively, explore innovative CSS button styles, and learn how to handle dark mode with CSS and JavaScript. Dive into advanced tooltip design, captivating border animations, and much more. Stay ahead in CSS trends and techniques with CSS Landscape digest.
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I’m back with an article code! It’s a very simple one, but I find it cute, sooo XD it’s a combination of House Cat and Define & Translate, actually, so you might find it familiar if you have used those two. As usual, this article code has:
Title and subtitle area
Free text area
One image slot
Signature area (can just be text, can also be image)
Responsive size! (the last two pics are how the code will look on smaller screen)
Simply delete the < img >s with the class 'pfp' to turn the section into text only (like the pictures on the left side)
add links to the additional notes section
The code will look a bit messy before you put any images in, once you’ve added the URLs into the code (or deleted the <img> slots) it will return normal! If there are any issues feel free to contact me:)
Please read the TERMS OF USE before using my code <3
wassup my favorite coder. if requests are still open---do you think you could do like a simple old-timey sort of article code? like 1960 radio talk show vibes. with the usual "apply for xyz jobs" and a small icon for that article's journalist? preferably a one page sort of deal? if not that's all good id still give my eternal soul to you. refunds not available on that bit.
the radio gays | article
i'm going to be honest, i have no clue what 1960s talk shows look like but all i could think of was the great depression so it worked out
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Using GPT-4 to automatically generate help articles Cratecode!
AI can be a spectacular tool for automation — when used correctly. Pictured below is a short article about using JavaScript to create HTML elements on the fly, written completely by AI. First, I asked the AI assistant to help me with doing a task like this, and it gave me a brief explanation, then linked to a URL that didn't exist: https://cratecode.com/info/javascript-create-element.
Navigating to that page, GPT-4 was again used to generate it. However, the article was only available to me (private) at that point (we don't want to publish articles that haven't been reviewed). I looked it over, then I (as an administrator) approved the article and published it. And here it is, a fully AI-generated article from start-to-finish!
One of the great things about this technique is that we can generate articles for problems that users are actually facing, instead of scouring the internet for content to mine. If you'd like to try it out for yourself, it's available for free at https://cratecode.com/unit/bcafk6gqi4 (signup is required). The AI assistant is in a hidden panel to the right (demo @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbn058nB1FM).
I know it has been a little quiet, but between work and vacation preperations I've managed to make one more code. This time an article code and I realy hope you guys like it. I'm realy proud of it and it is my most complexed code sofar!
Feel free to use this code on your wall, but do NOT remove the credits!