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adding a pbbar:hover effect to the full states could be awesome.Β
great tuto
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True. Then again, there are a lot of things that could be added and that would be very cool. I'll leave that in the hands of you and everyone who likes to code. Well, and myself in case I find myself in need of a progress bar.
Thank you! Very kind of you to comment. I'd have never thought that this one would be one of my more popular tutorials.
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hah you're right.Β
tnks for the good work.Β
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You are most welcome.
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A better understanding of coding this stuff
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Ah, I see. Glad I could be of service, then!
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AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ThAnK yOuΒ
So much ;w;
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This is super neat. :> Β Thanks for sharing!!
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My pleasure. I like writing about stuff I know. It helps me find out how much I know exactly. 
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I don't understand what you are trying to tell me, sorry.
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here is a link what i mean html5doctor.com/the-progress-eβ¦
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Doesn't help much with deviantART journal skins, does it?
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I'll be able to use it for all sorts of things!
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I definitely hope so. Any questions about whatever, you can shoot me a note day or night.
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Aw:, thank you. Have no worries, I don't know how to be any other way.Β
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Great tutorial, thanks so much for sharing
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You're welcome. I'm curious in nature, so should you try it out, I'd really like to see what you make of it. Only if you want to show it off, naturally.
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I'll be sure to post a link if I give it a go.Β
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Yay! You made me one happy blinking third letter of the alphabet.
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Tutorials aren't for people who already know how to do it.
This coding stuff is pretty fun, no? If you've got any questions or hit an obstacle or wish to talk shop a bit, you can always drop me a note.
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Good point
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My pleasure entirely. Thank you for commenting.
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I need to do this right now!
But I'm at work
Oh! I'm a webdeveloper! I can pretend it's work!
No... I'm building emails again...
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I'm happy you like it. 
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I get paid for it at least... which is good right?! XD Haha.
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It's a start. Throw in "Employee of the month" and a medium-sized thank-you altar complete with incense sticks and a mala and it's almost forgivable. Al. Most.
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Considering we get a cash bonus when we win employee of the month, that would be nice! Haha.
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You really got "Employee of the month"? What do you have to do to rope that? Join a coven?
Look what I did yesterday. I actually just wanted to play around with box-shadow a bit. And then "test text" turned into a personal quote, and while I was at it I formatted that. Of course, it's not very practical because of the many loading-time-heavy fonts, but eh. So I got the lorem ipsum-esque text done before I even looked at the box-shadow.
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Hahah hopefully nothing as extreme XD I believe you just have to work hard and remain dedicated to your work. I've only just started there, and haven't witnessed anyone winning it yet.
Do you know how damned gorgeous that is?! Who cares that it takes an eternity to load when it's soo pretty! See, this is why I need to collate my CSS work, so I can feature stuff like this XD Really beautiful work you've done. I love the colour tones, and the book like effect you've managed to make (with the drop-shadows in the background). So yes, it looks like a book! I thought that before I even finished reading your comments XD
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