Hiya! Awesome project - gave me some very fitting results on my first try, and it seems everyone else is enjoying it as well.
A suggestion for your site: Instead of fetching champion images from your own champ_pic directory, consider looking into Riot Games' static data API (known as the Data Dragon) → https://developer.riotgames.com/docs/static-data. This allows you to get champion squares that:
By the looks of it, I assume you've been aiming for some nostalgia by using every old champion square - but consider this suggestion a small challenge for yourself to implement. It could also lead to you learning a thing or two about using API's which is also useful if you end up trying to learn JS. The Riot Games API (https://developer.riotgames.com) is super well documented and simple to use once you get a hang of it :)
Let me know if you're completely stuck, and I can try and help you the best I can (I'm also learning myself)
Hiya! Awesome project - gave me some very fitting results on my first try, and it seems everyone else is enjoying it as well.
A suggestion for your site: Instead of fetching champion images from your own champ_pic directory, consider looking into Riot Games' static data API (known as the Data Dragon) → https://developer.riotgames.com/docs/static-data. This allows you to get champion squares that:
By the looks of it, I assume you've been aiming for some nostalgia by using every old champion square - but consider this suggestion a small challenge for yourself to implement. It could also lead to you learning a thing or two about using API's which is also useful if you end up trying to learn JS. The Riot Games API (https://developer.riotgames.com) is super well documented and simple to use once you get a hang of it :)
Let me know if you're completely stuck, and I can try and help you the best I can (I'm also learning myself)