@Ky: No, the image was blurred through a screen+radial blur duplicate

@thetarget: Shadows/Highlight decrease contrast, increase shadows, decrease highlights. Radial blur. And color blend on the original layer set to black.

Presumptions: You have a VPS or a Dedicated Server with SSH access and (at least) BASH on it. Also the OS is some flavor of either Linux or some other UNIX based OS (Ie: BSD) Also it would be good if you have Python installed on the system as I'm going to talk about Pseudo-Persistent process managem...

Remember that if you assign a padding to the container, you have to manually compensate for it by adding the same amount to the height and the width. However if you have a border, then it gets a lot more complicated due to the fact that IE and FF renders the border differently. In that case you'll n...

It would be nice if the ads on top could be repositioned elsewear. Try checking the dom tree after the page renders to find out its class or ID name, after that you can add it into your CSS and have it repositioned. Also you can crop the icons by saving them as GIF and use the magic eraser to siphon...

Created in PS CS3, mainly an experiment with the shadow/highlights

Hi, My name's Lee and I'm from Houston. Apparently I've had an account on this forum for the past few years without noticing... Anyways, I do GFX (Mainly photo manipulation and touchup) and Web Design. My main specialties are complex layouts with CSS and when I'm bored, a bit of JS fun. I also do so...

I love the design, it's simple yet catchy, and really bright, I guess I'm just used to seeing so many dark-themed sites, anyways LOL @ the Solar powered Mouse

counter-strike and nothing else at the moment

I'm not sure about this but I think animated GIFs only display the first frame as a background. I can see some applications to flash backgrounds (mostly interactivity) so I suggest that you create a layer, absolute position it, and set it's z-index to the lowest, then add the rest of your site onto ...

i prefer using jQuery b/c of its many built-in functions and elegance, a one line code could be used for your problem $('td').each(function(){$(this).hover(function(){$(this).css('background','#CCCCCC');}, function(){$(this).css('background','transparent');});}); ok, so it might be a really long lin...