Realizing that, due to lack of <style> tags, all the cooky animations on cohost are done with like.. canvas or SVG I think?? Pretty wild. I'm messing around with prechoster and seeing what I can do.. I made an animation in regular CSS and now I have to figure out how to make it work on here.
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Ohh I didn't realize it had built-in animations, that makes sense. I still went the hard way and figured out how to use prechoster to do SVG animations. :^)
nice :3 you do get a lot more flexibility from using svg, but there are those downsides too
For sure.. had to embed a whole gradient as a whole Thing just to use them for one thing. Ended up being worth it for the sun glare effect I wanted but yeah. Just using CSS on HTML elements is sooo much easier but I get why cohost doesn't want you messing with the page's style sheet.
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