[Website] tornNoobs | A starting place for noobs.

***Update 3/6/2026

-Added a new dropdown on the nav bar "Items" which includes but is not limited to a "Books" and a "Tools" page.

-Reworked the CSS and cleaned it up a bit.

 

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***Update 3/3/2026

-Completely reworked the css to make it even better in mobile viewing. Will be adding some fine tuning soon.

-Added RW Helper V2.0 :)

 

 

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So, I thought it would be helpful for new players to be able to go to one spot and find a bunch of useful info such as guides and tutorials on certain things that could help them early on in game to progress with the most efficiency. As a new player last year I was overwhelmed with all the stuff I should be doing that I didn't know how to do. This inspired me to create a place for noobs to go to find all the wonderful users guides that y'all have made to help. Thus was born. This is still a work in progress and I intend to have much more info on here as time goes by I will add things and make updates. But the foundation is there and It's live. There is already a ton of info to get new noobs started all of which was created by all you helpful torn citizens.

The main layout is simple yet sharp and clean. I tried to make it easy to read and still look sharp in the end.

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This is still a work in progress and there will be more to come in time. My thoughts are that if I am able to help at least one noob then I have accomplished my goal.

Soon I will edit this post and setup a todo list. This will be all the stuff I plan to add down the road. I will also be adding a suggestion page where anyone can fill out a form to have a guide or tool added that doesn't already exist on my page.

Thanks for looking and I hope you all have a wonderful day! Oh and btw Merry Christmas!

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Great Job, Lot of info for new players, even info for old players. Torn has changed so much over the years, sometimes a good refresher on whats new is nice.

Update!
Stocks page and added some guides.

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Nice work man really sharp and clean as you said

Any reason MalwareBytes is blocking your site?

Probably just the simple fact that it doesn't have an SSL Certificate. (The HTTPS bit at the beginning of many web sites.)

The host I used is free and doesn't include SSL

You should probably considering using another host such as Github Pages since it provides SSL (that's from what I remember at least) and is completely free

Turns out my host does offer free SSL. The draft is in and once the caching is complete it should be live with a cert :P

Website is down ATM

It's not down for me....

Ok so I figured it out, Torn PDA won't open the site from inside the app.

But as far as adding things

Utilities:
Torn PDA - Mobile app compared to Browser & Torn Tools
Torn Market - a web/app Price List

Also is not mobile friendly looking at all

Yea I'm working on the non-mobile friendly ordeal. Also thanks for the feedback! Both great utilities to add.

You could use markdown and something like pandoc to render the htmls, it usually works without a hitch on mobile and pc.

Thanks! I'll look into this, I was just thinking about totally overhauling the CSS to make it media friendly but this might be a better idea. And perhaps less work?

It's basically a regular text document with HTML elements and plenty of templates. You can also use a lot of LaTeX syntax in it, here is a quick guide for the basics. You can use Jekyll or a bunch of other render engines. For static websites, it's almost no work at all once you have a template ready.

Maybe just use something more basic like wordpress?

Update!

-Added a new structure to the navigation.
-Added categorized guide sections. (Drop down navigation bar)
-Overhauled the main layout and tried to make it a bit more mobile friendly. (Will be working on a full adaptation to mobile friendly design)
-Added a couple guides.
-Added a couple utilities per request.
-Now with SSL certification. Https:// site.
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Thanks for your suggestions and as always they are always useful. :)