Archive for the "CSS" Tag

I got my idea from Tim Ferris’ blog…

You see that nice speech bubble effect? It is actually quite a pain in the neck to create with pure CSS and images. It is possible to create it with pure CSS code in Firefox but not in Internet Explorer. I decided … Read more…

reddit, like Digg offers web site integration buttons for webmasters. The implementation of the reddit buttons is very similar to my previous post on how to add Digg buttons to WordPress. In my next post, I will show you how to display Digg and reddit voting buttons to your … Read more…

On Digg.com’s Tools/Integrate page, there are 3 types of Digg buttons available for us to display on our web sites:

“Digg This” with Submit Capability
Simple “Digg This” with Digg Count (original version)
Custom Submission-Only Button

I think the 1st option makes the most sense. I want a Digg voting … Read more…

I was wrong about the WordPress CSS stuff being hidden. I actually found the official WordPress documentation on the WordPress picture alignment.

Apart from the code I mention, WordPress recommends adding this to your style.css too:… Read more…

This picture is aligned to the left of my content. Usually we display pictures to the left or right and have our sentences wrap around it. Try to make your paragraphs longer or reduce the size of the picture to make it look good when wrapped around the text.

If … Read more…