Handy walkthru here… if you do anything on WordPress, this is one of those questions that you’ll need an answer for sooner or later:
For those wondering, the footer is the bottom part of your website that appears after the content area. This can be a copyright statement, the year, contact details, branding, social media icons, privacy policy links, disclaimers, and so many other things you want it to be.
I’m in the middle of working on an app for a client and came across this post/repository of awesome progress bars that are lightweight and don’t use images…
Josh Sullivan: Css3 progress bars: “I made CSS3 progress bars for a display of data inside localized leaderboards for the new analytics platform at G5.
They are light-weight, requiring no javascript. They look great on iOS devices and they’re incredibly simple to use and customize. No images are used.”
Click over for the images. Impressive and helpful.
Not sure if many of you are doing app development (why aren’t you?) but this is pretty helpful if you want to get around the stock iOS progress bar look.
I love github.
