My OriginalRen Fansite

[Fiddle]

I've been learning some HTML/CSS, and to no cause could my knowledge be better applied than a dedication to my good friend OriginalRun. As such, I've decided to craft a website that makes liberal use of CSS's styling capabilities so as to yield maximum Renness. Enjoy!

https://originalren.blob.core.windows.net/ren/ren.html

Acknowledgement to my friend @Keisuke who wrote some JavaScript and identified a few missing parentheses that made the website a total mess of scattered images.

EDIT: The website appears to have expired. For posterity, you can download it here. Extract the folder and open "index.html" in your browser.

Edited December 9, 2017 by Fiddle

[mitchhamilton]

how do i give multiple likes to a single thread? this is gold!

[Funyarinpa]

It's been SO FUCKING LONG since I last heard "Have some fun with Miku!" and by gods, have I really fucking missed it

[TexasDice]

I can't believe someone was willing to rent webspace for this. 

[Fiddle]

43 minutes ago, TexasDice said:

I can't believe someone was willing to rent webspace for this. 

Microsoft Azure gives users $200 in starting credit and websites cost $0.03 per month to operate, meaning that this one will last about 555 years. However, it can handle web traffic up to only 100,000 monthly views, so I may indeed have to invest in a more premium plan.

[TexasDice]

36 minutes ago, Fiddle said:

Microsoft Azure gives users $200 in starting credit and websites cost $0.03 per month to operate, meaning that this one will last about 555 years. However, it can handle web traffic up to only 100,000 monthly views, so I may indeed have to invest in a more premium plan.

Okay, got it. Question for the webdesigner, was it hard to render the images?

EDIT: I'm asking because it looks kind of barren. Currently. Better aesthetics would please the children.

Edited May 27, 2017 by TexasDice

[Rose]

You're an outstanding human being. 

[Fiddle]

18 minutes ago, TexasDice said:

Okay, got it. Question for the webdesigner, was it hard to render the images?

EDIT: I'm asking because it looks kind of barren. Currently. Better aesthetics would please the children.

Firstly, your mother is kind of barren.

The code is available if you press F12 in Firefox or Chrome, and it isn't difficult with concise tutorials such as these―although (contrary to the views of some) the above work is not to be belittled, considering the unique artistic genius it required.

[Eclipsed]

omg

[InvertMouse]

Finally someone who understands how to create real art

[DarkZedge]

1 hour ago, Fiddle said:

Firstly, your mother is kind of barren.

 

Amazing work, more than earned the like 

[littleshogun]

Nice dedication there I think.

[Yuuko]

[OriginalRen]

I've made so many mistakes in my life.

[TexasDice]

4 hours ago, OriginalRen said:

I've made so many mistakes in my life.

Heartrending?

[littleshogun]

Well, people tends do many mistakes though in the past (Including me in regard of posting here) so no problem.

[Arcadeotic]

Aboslutely brilliant.

[Kirashi]

On 27/05/2017 at 9:53 PM, Fiddle said:

I've been learning some HTML/CSS, and to no cause could my knowledge be better applied than a dedication to my good friend OriginalRun. As such, I've decided to craft a website that makes liberal use of CSS's styling capabilities so as to yield maximum Renness. Enjoy!

https://originalren.blob.core.windows.net/ren/ren.html

Acknowledgement to my friend @Keisuke who wrote some JavaScript and identified a few missing parentheses that made the website a total mess of scattered images.

I don't understand, weren't you friends?

[Valmore]

it's like God™ spoke to you and the power flew from your fingertips through the keyboard and into the interwebs itself.