I Updated Virtual Bookshelf
The article discusses the creation of a virtual bookshelf using CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. It includes a list of books, some of which are unfinished, and describes the randomization of book dimensions and styles. The author provides a link to the repository for those interested in implementing a similar feature on their own websites.
- ▪The virtual bookshelf is created primarily with CSS and HTML, along with some JavaScript for randomization.
- ▪Books that are not finished are represented by slanted designs.
- ▪The author includes a link to the repository for others to use the code.
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My Bookshelf Since I mostly read on an e-reader (and sometimes listen to audiobooks), I thought that creating a virtual bookshelf of sorts might be a fun exercise. The following is mostly pure CSS and HTML, with a little bit of Javascript to add randomisation. If you want to incorporate this into your own website you can find the repo here. Slanted books represent titles that I have not finished for one reason or another. Book width and height are random. 2026 Flowers for Algernon DK Dungeon Crawler Carl MD The Trial FK 2025 Brave New World AH Neuromancer WG Family Experiment JM Slow Horses MH Darwinia RW One Hundred Years of Solitude GM The Andromeda Strain MC Project Hail Mary AW Starter Villain JS 2024 Elantris BS Blindsight PW An Immense World EY We Are Legion (We Are Bob) DT 2023…
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