Channel Three is pretty much a catch all domain for all my projects. This perticular page will be a directory for all said projects. I've made various things but they all pretty much have a nerdy/geeky feel to them.
It has come to my attention that a space theme wouldn’t match everyone’s website. That said, I realize I can’t create a skin that suits every site. So, I made two simple ones, unoriginally named Light Mode and Dark Mode. I even styled the widget (widget? I guess we can call it that?) to match both modes. The widget is, of course, is yours to customize, and the CSS, just like above, is very editable. Below are some screenshots of how it looks and a button to copy the code. This time, I’ve hidden the code from view to avoid flooding the entire page, enjoy.
I've only thought of a couple of these, as I answer questions about the chat (which I'm sure I will) I'll add more content here.
Q: So basically I use one of the three sets of code (original, dark, or light), slap it on my website, and I can chat with anyone who does the same?
A: Yes! You can also chat with anyone on your own website at the same time. For example: you and five other people could join the chat from your own site and talk with ten others from ten different sites, all at once. There isn't any limit that I know of... well, no limit that I can currently see.
Q: Can I do or say anything I want in this global chat?
A: I know moderation is going to be something I have to think about eventually. Right now, I’ve written a command that lets me ban users by name or ID (if they log in). I can also ban guests by IP. I really don’t want to have to do that, so just be nice to each other, please. That said, if moderation becomes necessary, I’ll do it. I may even assign helpers down the line. But for now, I’m hoping it stays a fun and respectful space (if anyone even uses it at all). :)
Q: What if I just wanted to chat but I don't want to use the widget on my website?
A: Well you can just go straight to the source! Here are the links: