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This is a good looking XHTML-CSS social bookmarking menu that can be used for promoting the content.
The menu (created from an unordered list) simply hides a portion of the social bookmaring icons & displays them when hovered.
It is ready to be used for Wordpress blogs with the related tags defined but can be used on [...]
Vladimir Carrer, who also created the Emastic & Malo CSS frameworks has a fresh framework named Golden Grid.
It is a web grid system, that is totally focused on grid-based designs (not a complete CSS framework).
Golden Grid uses float:left approach for building grids rather than positions.
It is a 6/12 column grid system with a 970px main [...]
jBreadCrumb is a jQuery plugin for displaying breadcrumb navigations in a more flexible & smarter way.
As the length of a breadcrumb menu may be very long & the common method used for this problem is limiting th eamount of menus used, jBreadCrumb follows another route.
It creates a collapsible interface that smartly decides the display method [...]
It will be a while before we can start using real HTML5, but because HTML5 is as much about defining current behaviour as it is about adding new, there is already a very large part available to us today. Here are the parts you can use today.
I think we will be seeing more of people silhouettes in web and print designs in the future. So, whether we like it or not, it is likely that this trend is here to stay for a while, if not for good. There are a lot of websites, print materials and advertisements that make use [...]
SeamlessTextures.net is a website presenting 55+ free textures & more added frequently.
From paper textures to grunge textures, all images are well-categorized.
The website is focused on seamless textures: textures that can be repeated infinitly without showing any edges.
They are created from creative commons licensed images that can be found on the net. And, you can also [...]
Color Pallete Generator is a free web-based application that is creates the color palette of an uploaded image.
It supports .PNG, .GIF, .JPG, .JPEG images & creates 4 levels of palettes: light, medium, dark, complete.
The generator also prepares the related files for CSS & Photoshop swatches of the color palette created.
P.S. Up to 1 mb can [...]
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Animal photography is probably one of the most dangerous types of photography. The outcome totally depends on the skills of photographer and the time when the shot is taken. A photographer who uses good exposure, color and blur settings along with appropriate shutter speed and focusing techniques can produce stunning photographs.
Below we feature 35 beautiful examples of animal photography, photos of wild, tamed and other animals. All photographs are linked and lead to the source – the respective photographers. Do not forget to explore further works of these talented photographers. Please notice that the collection presented below is supposed to only give you some inspiration, it can and should be extended; please feel free to suggest links to further resources in the comments to this posts.
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XML Photo Album is a free Flash gallery application with multi-gallery support.
It can display images, audios (mp3), videos (flv) & switching between galleries or thumbnails is possible by hovering the app.
The gallery is managed by editing a XML file & that’s all it requires for configuration.
XML Photo Album comes with the .fla source which makes [...]
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A photoblog is a very specific type of blog. Its focus is photography, and there are typically few words beyond a caption and comments. Photoblogs are easy to set up and maintain, and they make great photo galleries for photographers who are put off by the complexity of HTML coding or installing a CMS such as WordPress.
It’s because of this simplicity, not to mention the development of free yet sophisticated tools like Pixelpost, that photoblogging has exploded in popularity over the last few years. Photoblogs.org, for example, lists over 32,000 photoblogs! That’s a lot of photos, and a lot of photographers vying for your attention.
Dedicated as ever to making your life easier, we’ve handpicked over 50 brilliant photoblogs for your viewing pleasure. There’s a little of everything, including photojournalism and nature, landscape, street, portrait and travel photography. We’ve also listed some of the best photoblogging solutions, articles and other resources at the bottom of the post.
