Tutorials

Did you ever want to have a link like WencesByte.net open in a new tab instead of the current one? Here is a simple fix for you! All you need to do is to specify a target attribute alongside href. For example, <a href="https://wencesbyte.net" target="_blank">WencesByte.net</a> and you are good to go!

It's really simple to set up page on Codebrg, and completely free. Also when compared to Neocities, only limitation here is that the maximum file size is 100 MB. Of course even here you can't use backend.

First of all, you need a Codeberg account. You can create one on codeberg.org.
NOTE: The name which you will set, will be used in the Codeberg Pages URL. For example: BadApple1 -> badapple1.codeberg.page

Next you need to create a public repository called exactly pages (all in lowercase) with branch pages (also all in lowercase)

Now you need to go to settings of your repository, and create a webhook. Go to the the Settings, click Webhooks and click Add Webhook. Select Forgejo as a type of the webhook, and set the Target URL to https://USERNAME.codeberg.page where the USERNAME is your Codeberg username in lowercase. Set the Branch Filter to pages and click Add Webhook.

Now only thing you need to do is commit index.html into the pages branch, wait a few minutes, and your website will be live on https://USERNAME.codeberg.page! (Again USERNAME is your Codeberg username all in lowercase.)

Counting in hexadecimal numbers (hex) is actually really simple. Here is a way to do it.

First, we need to know how hex works. For example in decimal, number 23 is 2×10 + 3×1. In hexadecimal we just place the 10 with 16. So in hex the number 23 will look like this: 1×16 + 7×1.

And because we use hex, we dont use only the standard numbers, we use also letters from A to F.

And that's it!