I liked the one I submitted in the application, but forgot how I worded it now 
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oh shit the form isn’t emailing me, i thought people were just not doing it lol
i’ll use what you submitted and figure out why tf google isn’t emailing me lol
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thank you! and thanks for setting this up and managing it Cania!!
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oh that’s why you didn’t go with the description i entered in the form lol (just hyphenate the two together)
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got you added!
@RT-55J I added the description you submitted on the form!
@hellojed got you added as well!
Whoever submitted selectbutton.net: i love you but unless the widget is on the home page i’m not adding it to the webring. it’ll just be a dead end.
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turned on email notifications, whew.
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I placed the sb-ring div html where my footer is, but I can’t seem to figure out a way to center-align it. I made a unique div section in my css file to do that with text-align: center; and other attempts but I can’t seem to get the text to center align 
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how does one make a cool looking dinky website without learning code. are there free templates somewhere. i wanna make a site first before i commit to learning html or css or whatnot
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Html in a text editor! I did it when I was 14!
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the best trick ive seen for this is using a wysiwyg text editor that will output html. here’s an example:
this will let you make really basic webpages and will give you some insight into how HTML works. it’s deceptively simple but it’s hard to get a foot in the door imo and that’s exactly what this is for.
that should give you an idea of how it works, and give you a chance to try out hosting like neocities.org or, uh, surely there are other places too!
i still use these editors for annoying things like tables or bullet points and just copy them into my existing structure.
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Looking at Cania’s code,
your centering issue is probably because the inserted code is in the form of a table. Since you don’t have direct control of that code on your individual page, you might try creating a generic table style that will apply to all tables (assuming a table inserted by JavaScript will honor your CSS–I don’t really have experience with that).
table { margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }If your page includes other tables (which it doesn’t appear to at a glance) and you don’t want them all centered, you might need a two-tier style that centers all tables within a certain div class and then surround the inserted part with a div of that class. I don’t know how familiar you are with this stuff. I can explain what I mean if needed.
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is there a change i could make that centers them for everyone? because it is kinda dumb that they’re left aligned
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Yes, if you open onionring-widget.js and modify the <table> line (line 59) in this way, I think that should do it for everyone:
<table style="margin: 0 auto;">
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Ahh, the centering looks great (at least on my page). Thanks you two for investigating and doing the work.
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What would you think of replacing this line in that same file
<td class='webring-info'>This site is part of the ${ringName} webring</br>with this
<td class='webring-info'>${ringName}</br>so it would say
instead of
This would eliminate the redundancy of “the the” and “webring webring.”
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Alright, I’ve got a barebones sort of site up and running. Please…don’t ask how I did it, I’m not proud (I asked ChatGPT for an HTML framework after butting my head against this shit all night).
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hilariously, i did not even notice this. changed!!
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my placeholder
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Added!
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add me add me
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