I wrote a small jQuery script, which aims to improve the convenience of commenting on WordPress site, and I want to share it with you.
The essence of the script is as follows: it shows a welcome message for regular commentators.
I wrote a small jQuery script, which aims to improve the convenience of commenting on WordPress site, and I want to share it with you.
The essence of the script is as follows: it shows a welcome message for regular commentators.
Lately I often play with CSS3, in particular with border-radius and box-shadow properties. They allow to easily make a beautiful design of page elements like buttons, tabs etc.
As a result I have made pretty FeedBurner counter using only CSS3, and in this post I want to tell you, how to create such a counter on your site.
Yet another very nice feature, that gives to us the CSS3 specification, is the RGBa (stands for Red Green Blue Alpha) property. RGBa is used to create a semi-transparent background of some HTML element.
As well as other CSS3 properties, (like box-shadow, border-radius), all the modern browsers (FireFox, Safari, Chrome, Opera) excellent supports the RGBa property, but only not Internet Explorer.
However, there is a simple way to make cross browser RGBa support, i.e. even in IE, moreover in all popular versions: IE6, IE7 and IE8.