I wanted to let you know, that I updated my blog picaTalks with a new design! It has become a bit darker darker and simpler. Also I managed to "install" a front page that displays only images and headlines and nothing else. All following a grid, since well I love grids
This skin gives you a little impression of how the blog looks too
Some of the things I post in the blog:
- Typography and Vector features
- Background information to my tutorials
- Walkthroughs of my work
- Free Font Features
- My thoughts about Design & Art
- And whatever else may come along
And some of the latest posts:
- Vector Feature #4 Self-Portrait
- Typography Feature #7
- New Blog Design!
- New Vector and Typography Tutorials
Last but not least
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Thank you









The problem is that I am working on someone else's template and with the set up / html / classes provided by blogger.
So I basically have no idea how to change the order of something or where to find it
here's a cookie for your blog..
#navbar-iframe {
display: none;
use that close it.. and see the bar on top will go too.. as I see it.
It was gone when I started with the template, I actually made it visible again
It's not my best spot but I manage. and yes, I see it working on your page now. (with all images)
I suggest you using the a:link, a:hover, a:visited, a:active .. all of those to give new browsers a bit more fluidity and effect.
you can also try -webkit-transition:0.2s; it will give a nice smooth effect on hover.
Good Luck have fun.
Mh, there are 2 images, the "Typograhic Snowflakes" and "Light Painting" post, where the image is scaled down (Firefox) or stretched (Chrome)
What does transition do? It seems to be fairly new and not working on all browsers yet, so I am wondering what it actually is
and transition gives it an animated effect of fading. it looks smooth
So I dont know why they would be different for some posts
Oh so, the color transists from a:link to a:hover settings? Interesting, I shall try it out