The Setup
Now, you may wish to use a standardised layout for your webshrine. Personally, I like to approach my webshrines as a blank canvas. Whole new CSS set up.
For this example, I’m going to use Beyond the End. Now the benefit of using Beyond the End is there’s set colours already related to it.
Fair warning, I’m using astro (a static site generator), so your code will probably look slightly different. Here I’m just using it to pull in what would usually be under <head>
Plus one blank canvas, now with background colour. If I really wanted, I could steal the entire background image from the BeyondTheEnd.Gay, but I’m going to keep this simple.
Maybe, ‘cause we’re feeling nice, we’ll add a back button to the main site. I’m also going to stylise it while I’m here since the blue and purple doesn’t work great on a purple background. I would usually put a title of some sort – you can decide if you’d rather have the text or any relevant logos! But with that out the way, let’s start populating our shrine.