Just a friendly FYI
Jul 30, 2025
Throughout the types of content I aim to create, there will be a mix of Safe and Not Safe for Work material. Whether it be artworks, music, comics, animations or even YouTube videos.
Sometimes it'll just be the simple tone or topic, other times it'll just be straight-up porn. I am very much going to be a mature creator, in regards to the content I make. BUT for those who still wanna support me, but prefer not to see the exceptionally spicy stuff, then I will tag those posts appropriately. Like: [NSFW], [NSFW - Soft/Mild/Hard], etc.
So that's all I wanna say atm, if any of y'all have ideas or suggestions or whathaveyou, lemme know!
Text Formatting Examples
Basic Text Formatting
This is a normal paragraph of text.
This text is bold (using <strong> tag).
This text is also bold (using <b> tag).
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Text Alignment and Blocks
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Blockquote Example:
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Preformatted Text Example:
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It preserves both spaces
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Image Example
How to Add Images
Use the <img> tag to add images to your website. The "src" attribute should point to your image file.
EXAMPLE IMAGE PLACEHOLDER
Replace this with your own image using: <img src="your-image.jpg" alt="Description">
(Image would appear here)
Image attributes explained:
- src: The path to your image file (e.g., "images/photo.jpg")
- alt: Alternative text for screen readers and SEO
- width/height: Optional attributes to control image size
Video Example
How to Add Videos
Use the <video> tag to embed videos in your website. You can use multiple source formats for better browser compatibility.
EXAMPLE VIDEO PLACEHOLDER
Replace this with your own video using the code below:
<source src="your-video.mp4" type="video/mp4">
<source src="your-video.webm" type="video/webm">
Your browser does not support the video tag.
</video>
(Video player would appear here)
Video attributes explained:
- controls: Adds play, pause, and volume controls
- width/height: Sets the display size of the video player
- autoplay: Video starts playing automatically (use sparingly)
- loop: Video restarts when it ends
- muted: Video starts without sound
Music/Audio Example
How to Add Audio
Use the <audio> tag to embed audio files in your website.
EXAMPLE AUDIO PLAYER
Replace this with your own audio using the code below:
<source src="your-audio.mp3" type="audio/mpeg">
<source src="your-audio.ogg" type="audio/ogg">
Your browser does not support the audio element.
</audio>
(Audio player would appear here)
Common audio formats:
- MP3: Most widely supported format
- OGG: Open format with good compression
- WAV: Uncompressed, high-quality audio
Embedding External Content
Embedding YouTube Videos
You can embed videos from YouTube and other platforms using iframes.
EXAMPLE YOUTUBE EMBED
Replace this with a YouTube embed code:
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