As brought up recently in the I Wish Everyone Would Learn HTML and Build Their Own Website thread, 88 by 31 icons are a fun way to link to other websites and/or show off fun things that you like. I wanted to add a button for The Underscore to my page, but I couldn’t find an 88x31icon, so I decided to make my own:
if someone else has already made one I apologize, I am by no means suggesting this should be the official button for The Underscore, I just wanted to have one.
Anyway, I figured it would be fun to have a thread where people share buttons they have made or like (please specify whether or not they are yours!). I have also made Gup icons:
Here is a button for The Emil Project, a webnovel that my partner January is co-writing, created by the other co-writer Mathie:
It’s beautiful, I love it. I have made one but I’m not happy with it. Struggle with getting the colors readable at that resolution so I’ll keep fiddling with it to get an “official” one, though I like the idea of having a bunch of user created ones out there.
Once I get some time (this year?) I’ll set up a big static page with a wall of buttons linked in the sidebar.
I wanted to link The Death Generator but there’s not an icon from what I can tell. Then it hit me that obviously I should use Death Generator to generate an icon for the Death Generator, and just crop it to the right size:
I should get round to trying this. I only have 2 problems - first, an almost complete lack of artistic skills, and second, a personal website devoid of any fun stuff that other people would like.
This is for my partner’s personal page (jtfg.dev), icon created by mathie
I wanted to link to Read Only Memo and I realized this Policenauts gif used on the site could be pretty safely resized+cropped into 88x31
and here are some icons I found these on an archive for an old site I used to look at as a child but is no longer up. It surprised me because both are things I ended up coming across independently later in my life and I guess I never noticed them before:
At least in the markdown editor it’s as easy as selecting the text and hitting the link button. Raw HTML should also work in either editor, as should BBCode.
This is for my partner’s personal page (
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