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Minho thought he had Seungmin figured out: rude, dramatic, and always ready to start a fight. Then he stumbled onto Sky’s livestream and realised the boy on his screen, and in his DMs, was the same Seungmin he couldn’t stand. Now Minho can’t untangle lust from longing.
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19 Aug 2026
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A site skin that gives AO3 a slightly modernized, semi-flat look and enhances the user experience.
Features:
- Slimmed-down header
- NEW: Optional header image
- Sticky dashboard (desktop only) and sticky filters
- Custom content icons and stats icons
- Color-coded tags
- Improved tablet and mobile compatibility
- Optional automatic switching between light and dark mode
- Seven customizable color schemes (more may follow)
Available color schemes
- AO3 Default Colors
- Black & White
- Charcoal Rose
- Dusky Dark Purple
- Midnight Black (true dark mode for OLED)
- Powder & Pink
- Tumblr Blue (based on the low-contrast classic palette)
Last updated: 30 August 2026Series
- Part 4 of AO3 Site Skins
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 2,011
- Chapters:
- 1/1
- Collections:
- 1
- Comments:
- 442
- Kudos:
- 1,874
- Bookmarks:
- 924
- Hits:
- 86,490
Bookmarked by AquariusLight
15 Aug 2026
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A Beginner's Guide to HTML and CSS on AO3 by the_untamed_poet25
Fandoms: No Fandom, Fandom - Fandom, AO3, Original Work
07 Sep 2026
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You've seen it. A fic formatted like a classified document. A chapter that looks like a real social media feed. An interactive game, somehow, inside an AO3 work. You clicked the kudos button. You thought: how.
This is the tutorial that answers that.
A beginner-friendly guide to HTML and CSS on AO3 — no prior coding experience required. By the end of this series, you'll know enough to write formatted fics, build your own workskins, style your entire AO3 interface, and maybe make something that makes other people stop and think how.
Series
- Part 23 of Izzy's HTML & CSS Experiments
- Part 2 of HTML/CSS AO3 Skins & Tutorials
- Language:
- English
- Words:
- 62,921
- Chapters:
- 11/?
- Collections:
- 5
- Comments:
- 288
- Kudos:
- 1,644
- Bookmarks:
- 2,459
- Hits:
- 57,208
Bookmarked by AquariusLight
15 Aug 2026
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MKP's Unnecessarily Excessive Site Skins for Formatting Tags! by shamelessly_mkp
Fandoms: No Fandom
03 Sep 2026
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I frequently tell people that fandom is my special interest, and it's things like this that make them believe me. Behold multiple ready to copy-and-paste site skins that will highlight, color, or otherwise format various tags anywhere on the site!
These are the lists of tags and the formatting choices I currently use personally, but I'll also be providing some guidance on how to tweak what's here if you want to change anything around! I will hopefully be providing screenshots of the skin in action at some point but currently am only describing the formatting.
now featuring! both a table of 141 widely-recognized web-safe colors with copy-paste ready CSS snippets AND CSS snippets for coloring various queer-related tags various pride colors! see chapters 21 and 22 - MUST enable creator's style!
Series
- Part 1 of Fandom is a Tool-Building Animal
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15 Aug 2026
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Using a Site-Skin to Flag AI Artifacts in Fan Fiction by thirteenthsister
Fandoms: No Fandom, Original Work
26 Jul 2026
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A guide on creating a site skin for detecting specific AI artifacts present in a fic's html that indicate usage of an LLM.
This is intended for personal use, as a means of informed decision making. THE AUTHOR DOES NOT CONDONE WITCH HUNTS OR HARASSMENT.
The site skin will only flag fics that have very specific HTML artifacts present, and which can ONLY make their way into fics by directly copying from an LLM into AO3's rich text editor. This is not a site-skin based on spotting "common patterns," but rather one that is based on provable technical indicators of said AI usage. It does not have any way of differentiating how the LLM was used.
Bookmarked by AquariusLight
15 Aug 2026