Blocks reference
Every block type, its options, and how it looks on the retro layouts.
Where: Your info → Your links
Discord server
Create the invite with Expire after: Never. A temporary invite works until it expires, then the card can’t load anymore.
Telegram
Works for public channels and groups (anything findable at t.me/name). Private invite links have no public preview, so they can’t be shown.
Crypto wallet
- Card shows the live balance (refreshed every few minutes) and, if you turn it on, its dollar value. Button copies the address when tapped.
- Only ever paste a public receiving address. Never a seed phrase or private key. Anyone can see an address’s balance on the blockchain, and the Card shows it on your page.
- Terminal, Desktop 98 and Old Web show it as one line with a copy link.
Guestbook
- One guestbook per page. Visitors leave short messages; you can delete any of them while signed in.
- Let visitors sign off closes it but keeps the messages.
- Approve entries before they show: new messages wait for you. You see them on your own page while signed in.
- It takes on your layout’s look (a Windows-style window on Desktop 98).
On Terminal, Desktop 98 and Old Web
These layouts draw blocks in their own style: Discord status, Live Spotify and wallets become one or two lines of text, Roblox and Telegram become compact rows, and embeds get plain frames. Server tags, Spotify lyrics and the album-art backdrop aren’t shown there.
Related
Links
Adding, ordering, hiding and scheduling links, icons and custom icon images.
Discord status and Live Spotify
Showing your live Discord presence or what you’re listening to, server tags, lyrics and the Lanyard setup.
Compatibility table
Every design setting against all nine layouts: works, partly works, or isn’t used.
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