Some of you are familiar with ⓑⓤⓑⓑⓛⓔⓣⓔⓧⓣ.ⓞⓡⓖ (I’ve discussed it here before). You type plaintext into a input box, and it converts all of the letters into Unicode circled characters which you can then copy and paste into LJ, Facebook, Google+, Twitter, or just about any other site where you post or comment. The problem, however, is that that ( Read more... )

Here are two buttons which open a link, as discussed earlier; they can also be used as part of an LJ-Cut Button. Below each button is the HTML code that generated it.

This is the URL which the button will open when you click on it.  
This is the text that appears on the button, unadorned by HTML tags or CSS effects.

This is the URL which the ( Read more... )

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Firefox has already jumped from version 4.0.1 to version 5.0 - that was quick. Now I've got to find out where it does things differently, and how this affects the Massive Tool. Related, there's a page called BrowseHappy.com that lists the most current versions of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, and Internet Explorer; along with a brief blurb about ( Read more... )

There is a new version of
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This is a normal link:
My Journal
HTML: http://allah-sulu.livejournal.com/">My Journal
This is a button link:

HTML:
They both accomplish the same thing; but sometimes, if you're going for a particular effect, you might want to be able use a button instead of a regular link. (It's also possible to change the color and size of the button, change the size ( Read more... )