Making a website is hard as fuck without using as many references and resources as possible. This page is dedicated to sharing all of the sites, images, and lines of code we used to make this silly little fansite function. Gotta give credit where credit is due, right? The page will be updated pretty frequently as more pages and code are added and moved around, so if you see something suddenly disappear, that's why.
First off, the font that's used on every page of the fansite is called "Proxima Nova", a sans-serif typeface. It's the same font that's used on the official RT site! You can download it here. The title font on the homepage in particular is "Baby Mine Plump Oblique", the same font used with the old AH design, and you can download it here. The handwritten font you see on the "Who is AH?" page is called "Marker SD". Fun fact: This is the same font that's used in the credits of every RT Animated Adventure episode! You can download it here. There are many, many fonts used in the "Series" page, so much that a full credit list would take a while to write up, and would be too long to screenshot here. If you're really curious, all the fonts are named in the code for the page. The ones that are custom-made by the site admins (Face Jam, Face Jam Animated, and Last Laugh) due to the real fonts being too damn hard to find were added with the help of this tutorial made by u/MartinDisk on the NeoCities subreddit.
You know the headers on each page? The font used for them is called "Bank Gothic", the same one seen and used for official AH graphics and merch. The words in the first line are the light version of that font, while anything in the second line is the bold version. You can download each version here. As for the cursive font that's exclusively seen on the homepage's header, that one is called "Lakesight", and it can be downloaded here. Last but not least, most of the custom AH logos use free images downloaded from the website Icon Finder. The only image that isn't from that site is the heart in the homepage's header. That one can be found on Wikipedia.
This can only be seen by desktop users, but the Tower of Pimps cursor was made by silence117, and it's free to download on the site RealWorld Designer here!
And now, the code-heavy stuff. Honestly, most of the code for this site was made with the help of W3Schools. Their tutorials are beginner-friendly, and we fully recommend them! The navigation bar on top of every page was made with the help of the CSS Responsive Menu Generator on CSS Portal.
The current format of the homepage was made with Layoutit's Grid Generator! It turns out that making a layout from scratch on our own was much harder than we expected 😅
The code for the scrolling news ticker at the top of the homepage was made by Ashis Biswas, and you can see that code on their website here. The date and time that's in said ticker uses code that has been provided by the team over at plus2net, excluding some edits made by us on this site. The pause/play button that controls the ticker was partially hand-coded by us, and partially uses code from this answer from A Haworth on Stack Overflow. You can see the original code for the date and time here. Any tiny icon/image you see, like the speech bubbles on the homepage, is from iconmostr.
The cute little spoiler tags you may see in the big news section on the homepage uses a CSS template from this nifty Learn2Dev tutorial!
Most of the images on the "Who is AH?" page (like the tape) were taken from the site Pixabay. We couldn't save images from the internet all willy-nilly because of licensing and stuff like that, so this is the main site we use for free images that doesn't get this site taken down. Otherwise, other images that weren't made by the moderators who run this fansite are mostly from AH Animated videos, the FrameRate Merch Store (like the stickers) or the RT Store (like the enamel pins). The code used to make the images align well and look pretty (at least on desktop. Sorry, mobile users ☹) is taken from CodePen, and the code for the Polaroid frames is taken from CSS Deck.
On the FAQ page, this thread on Stack Overflow is the basis for the JavaScript code used for the first FAQ answer. We initially wanted to make individual question and answer blocks for each individual person, but we went with a dropdown menu instead because people ask about a lot of former and current AH members very, very often. For the RTX question a bit further down, the little image gallery for the edited schedule images uses code from Tiffany Ong on CodePen.