Showing posts with label css. Show all posts
Showing posts with label css. Show all posts

24 July, 2009

The Best Social Bookmarking Widget for Blogger

This post is for Blogger users who like custom templates and widgets.

Sometimes, it's hard to be a Blogger user, especially when you see cool features in Wordpress that you can't have, like "related posts" widgets and nifty social bookmarking icons that link up automatically to your post.

Recently, I found this code from cheth Studios, and I installed it to my very own blog.

Social Bookmark Icons

Instead of the "Add This" widget which I used to use (also recommended, easier to install and smaller but uses javascript instead), you can now see all the functioning social icons below each of my posts. So go ahead and e-mail, tweet, bookmark, and share to your heart's desire. It can't get any easier.

Thanks, Cheth!

17 December, 2008

I've Matured (as a web designer)

Maybe I haven't, but my blog has definitely grown up over the past year+ that I've been blogging. Check out this blast from the past layout that I created back in the day, before the current one:

Old blog layout circa November 2007

Let me know what you think of the updated look!

pollcode.com
What do you think of the new layout?

Great! It was time for a change.
It's nice.
Less pink is a good thing.
I don't see the difference.
The old one was nice enough.
I liked the old one better.
Molto bello!
It's alright.
Very slick, modern looking.
Prettyyyy.

  

 

09 November, 2008

International Business Association (IBA): Director of Web Development (and more)...

Check out the work I've been doing lately for Temple's International Business Association... I was appointed webmaster for the semester and have been doing a lot of other oddjobs as well, including research/designs for getting coffee mugs and tee shirts printed with our logo.

The current IBA website is based on an archaic version which was used in the past. The entire site is essentially one graphic, with text overlapping in various places and poor coding. Not to mention the misspelling "Philidelphia" in the footer of every page:

The revamped,browser-friendly website looks like this:

It is updated with a Google Calendar on the "Events" page, a new membership application form, PayPal links for paying member dues, and more.

We're working on a whole new design with green as an accent color to generate the idea of a map or globe. This might change but it's a start. The design uses CSS so it loads quickly in most browsers.

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