❤︎Eeveelution plushies and Rejet games coming to switch!❤︎
Today is another day~!
I went to the theater. I was sooo excited! I was so excited I couldn't sleep! :yawn:
Don't worry! I woke up nice and energized! :punch:
The show was fine. It was about the life of multiple middle schoolers that go to the same school, it had very modern stories. The play was very interesting to me, The adults playing middle schoolers was kinda weird but I related to some of the stories and the audience liked some of the jokes. My class that I went with didn't understand the story, not even the teacher. To be fair there was some elementary students there and they got pretty loud sometimes lol. My teacher told me she couldn't hear sometimes. The play was based off a book called "Look Both Ways" by Jason Reynolds. Now that I watched the play i'm interested in reading the book :)
After the trip I went to lunch. A girl came up to me wanting a quarter, I gave one to her because it seemed really important to her. She was really happy when I gave it to her lol she dropped it :laugh: She said she would somehow pay me back but i'm fine if she doesn't.
Be good to others and good things will happen to you in return <3
❤︎Diana❤︎
Labels: Daily
Labels: Daily
Hello! By the way happy easter! :wink:
This is my first tutorial on this blog, If you are on web resources tumblr you might recognize something called "pixels". Little 20x20 pixelated gifs that are oh so cute! :excited: I will teach you how to add multiple of these to your blog! for instance if you type: : ) it will turn into: :)
First where do you find these emoticons? There are many on tumblr, look at the #pixel, #favicon, #decome or #sozai tags. There is another website too called "emoji bank". A website with thousands of 20x20 pixels. Unfortunately you cannot make an account with this site and its purely in Japanese so you'll need to translate the page. :busy:
Here is the code you need to add it into your blog posts:
<script>
const emoticons = {
':)': "https://happy.png",
':(': "https://sad.png"
};
posts.forEach(post => {
let html = post.innerHTML;
Object.keys(emoticons).forEach(code => {
const imgTag = `<img src="${emoticons[code]}" width="20" height="20" alt="${code}" style="vertical-align:middle;">`;
html = html.replace(new RegExp(code.replace(/([.*+?^=!:${}()|[\]\/\\])/g, "\\$1"), 'g'), imgTag);
});
post.innerHTML = html;
});
</script>
Labels: Tutorial