3 Simple Steps to Create a CSS Beacon

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Often times, maps seem to need beacons to display where the location you’re headed to is located. So, I’ve created this quick little tutorial on creating a beacon using only some CSS. Here’s the HTML that we’ll be working with: <div class=”map”> <img src=”http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/03/BlankMap-World6.svg/200px-BlankMap-World6.svg.png” alt=”SVG World Map”> <div class=”marker”></div> </div> #example1 .map, #example2 .map, #example3 [...]

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Twitter Search Effects

Sunday, November 9, 2008

So, I’m not sure if you’ll notice or not, but last night I changed the index page a bit.  I removed the Election Results widget (BTW… Obama won! Yay!) and made some changes to the Twitter Search section.  To get the Twitter Search results, I’m just firing off an Ajax request to a PHP script [...]

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