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Oh okay thanks!

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Hi Evan! Ah that makes a whole lot more sense. Thanks for your help!

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daigorowiessing VEXCESS only showed you the link but this is how you can find the program editor. https://youtu.be/LAdp3ygVKys

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Hey I have a question. My website: https://wintertheprogrammer.github.io/  uses KA API in both the about part and KA programs. In the KA programs tab I use API to fetch all the data about my progra...

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ok cool

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I'm very disappointed. I just learned how to use API not to long ago. So does this mean https://willard.fun/ will no longer work? VEXCESS #BringBackBackgrounds Since Shipment, Quinn, and yourself h...

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@𝕂𝕒𝕪𝕝𝕒 ❤You need 50 for work horse

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This should help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHmATdHj9jM 

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I know a lot more HTML now, and i had an idea. You can use .split() maybe. IDK if it will work so please tell me if it does

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I don't know much about HTML but i know for JS you would put an if statement. So if there's anything like that in HTML then maybe you can do that