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Layout Archive Updates

Posted on 18 Oct '17 filed under Miscellaneous, Updates

Over the past few days, I have been working on updating our layout archive, which houses a variety of past and current designs. While many of the changes are subtle and not immediately visible to the public, several improvements have been made behind the scenes. Key updates include:

Enhanced MySQL/PHP layout database for better organization and performance.
Refined the main interface with CSS adjustments.
Updated the thumbnail interface using CSS for a cleaner display.
Added a fancy jQuery popup to view layouts in full size.
Implemented dynamic pagination at the bottom of the thumbnails for pages displaying more than nine layouts.
Included new designs in the database.

While these updates may seem minor, they represent a significant effort from a coding perspective. We invite you to explore our layout archive and hope that some of the designs may provide inspiration for your own projects.

Crystallis

Posted on 10 Oct '17 filed under Ad Infinitum, New

If you have been following previous updates, you will know what to expect from this project—it is something I have been working on for quite some time. I am pleased to share our newest collective, Crystallis. The name is still tentative and may change, but I have decided to settle on it for the time being.

This hub showcases various fanlistings and shrines dedicated to our personal fandoms, all centered around Square Enix's Final Fantasy franchise. The name Crystallis is inspired by the Fabula Nova Crystallis subseries, which links together titles such as Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy Type-0, and Final Fantasy XV, each set in different universes but connected by a shared crystal mythos.

For this collective, I chose to take a different approach. I have consolidated all the content into a single page and integrated a responsive DIV/CSS design with smooth scrolling for easier navigation. Additionally, the header image changes with each visit, offering a dynamic experience each time you refresh the page.

I invite you to share your thoughts—what was the first Final Fantasy game or series that you encountered?



Home ◦ About ◦ Archives ◦ Aelysia Layout Archive Updates Posted on 18 Oct '17 filed under Miscellaneous, Updates Over the past few days, I have been working on updating our layout archive, which houses a variety of past and current designs. While many of the changes are subtle and not immediately visible to the public, several improvements have been made behind the scenes. Key updates include: Enhanced MySQL/PHP layout database for better organization and performance. Refined the main interface with CSS adjustments. Updated the thumbnail interface using CSS for a cleaner display. Added a fancy jQuery popup to view layouts in full size. Implemented dynamic pagination at the bottom of the thumbnails for pages displaying more than nine layouts. Included new designs in the database. While these updates may seem minor, they represent a significant effort from a coding perspective. We invite you to explore our layout archive and hope that some of the designs may provide inspiration for your own projects. Crystallis Posted on 10 Oct '17 filed under Ad Infinitum, New If you have been following previous updates, you will know what to expect from this project—it is something I have been working on for quite some time. I am pleased to share our newest collective, Crystallis. The name is still tentative and may change, but I have decided to settle on it for the time being. This hub showcases various fanlistings and shrines dedicated to our personal fandoms, all centered around Square Enix's Final Fantasy franchise. The name Crystallis is inspired by the Fabula Nova Crystallis subseries, which links together titles such as Final Fantasy XIII, Final Fantasy Type-0, and Final Fantasy XV, each set in different universes but connected by a shared crystal mythos. For this collective, I chose to take a different approach. I have consolidated all the content into a single page and integrated a responsive DIV/CSS design with smooth scrolling for easier navigation. Additionally, the header image changes with each visit, offering a dynamic experience each time you refresh the page. I invite you to share your thoughts—what was the first Final Fantasy game or series that you encountered? Page 1 of 1 1
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