Okay, so I’ve been diving deep into this “Star Rail Banners” thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a journey. I wanted to keep better track of the character banners in Honkai: Star Rail, you know, so I wouldn’t miss out on any cool characters. So I started this little project.
My Banner Tracking Adventure
First, I started by just looking around online. What are other people doing? I found some spreadsheets, some fancy websites, but nothing really clicked. I wanted something simple and tailored to me.
I decided to build a basic record using HTML and a little bit of JavaScript magic. That’s my language, simple and intuitive. I thought, “Hey, I can do this!”
I created a new HTML file. Just a blank page, staring back at me, full of potential. Then I started typing. Basic HTML structure, you know, the usual <head> and <body> stuff.
Next, I added some simple headings. <h2> for the character name, maybe. And then some <p> tags for details like dates, descriptions, and if the character is rate-up or not.
- I started with a very simple list.
- Then,I changed it.
- Each banner got its own little section.
I kept adding to it. Every time a new banner came out, I’d open up my file, add a new section, and fill in the details. It wasn’t pretty, but it was mine. It was working!
I realized I needed a better way to organize things. Plain text wasn’t cutting it anymore. So, I thought about using tables. <table>, <tr>, <td> – all that jazz. It looked much cleaner.
Then,I spent time making * data all lined up nice and neat.
It’s still a work in progress, of course. I might add some color later, maybe some fancy JavaScript to make it interactive. But for now, it’s my trusty little banner tracker, and it’s helping me keep up with all the new characters. And, hey, it was fun to build!
