Quicker than Hermes on crack, Eric Skiff kindly sent me a new version of Clipmarks WordPress widget, as covered previously. It already includes some of the improvements I suggested — exciting to see this shape up!
Here's what I noticed @ latest:
- Kewl to see the Clipmarks logo in the widget title bar! However, eyeballing it and the RSS widget above, it looks like there's not enough horizontal space between graphic and text.
- Option to use a Background Image has been added, but where can I choose the color to the box borders? Perhaps this will be part of the upcoming CSS controls Eric tantalizingly let me know about!
image is pressed vertically right up to the last clip displayed. I believe it'd look bettter if there was more leading space, just like between the clips themselves. Also, the image looks a bit too low-contrast and fuzzy: hard to see at a small size.
Keep up the great work, Eric, and I really look forward to what comes next…
now, I gotta find more eclectic clips (eclecticlips?) to share!
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