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How to Display Your Twitter Status Message in a Speech Bubble in WordPress
Posted by Vincent on 6 November 2008 12:00 AM in Wordpress Help | 20 Comments |
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.… Read more…