So consumeproduct.win is still there and functioning, they just replaced the style sheet with something that hides everything, and adds their gay background image.
Right click somewhere and "Inspect Element." On pretty much any element, you should be able to see the Styles and find the style derived from the <html> tag. It looks like this:
html * {
visibility: hidden;
}
This makes every element underneath the <html> tag (which is every element) invisible. In my browser, you can just uncheck this and bam, the page is back.
You can also go to the .css stylesheet where this style comes from: https://img.consumeproduct.win/consumeproduct/community/style-zpyxBFemlE9i.css
Which also changes the background of the html element to show that image.
I don't know enough about how operating a .win site works to know why all they've done is replace one .css file.
Right click somewhere and "Inspect Element." On pretty much any element, you should be able to see the Styles and find the style derived from the <html> tag. It looks like this:
html * {
visibility: hidden;
}
This makes every element underneath the <html> tag (which is every element) invisible. In my browser, you can just uncheck this and bam, the page is back.
You can also go to the .css stylesheet where this style comes from: https://img.consumeproduct.win/consumeproduct/community/style-zpyxBFemlE9i.css
Which also changes the background of the html element to show that image.
I don't know enough about how operating a .win site works to know why all they've done is replace one .css file.