Reddit has a really cool feature where people can indicate certain information they’re sharing is a spoiler. The result is that it’s covered by a black box and unreadable unless the cursor is moved over that specific region of the page. Very nice! How can I do that on my own Web pages?
I’ve been building out a homeschool resource Web site and am wondering if there’s any way I can either link to specific search results on Khan Academy or even embed a search box directly on my own page?
I’m building a resource page for home schooling and want to add search boxes right on the page for various sites. To start, can you help me add one for Britannica Online? It’s a great resource!
I’m not a fan of Amazon.com and would like to have my friends shop at Walmart online instead. To help, I want to have a Walmart search box right on my own home page. Is that possible? How can I make that work and what code do I need? Note that I’m not much of a programmer…
I am constantly on IMDb searching to see which celebrities share birthdays with my friends and family. Good fun. Is there a way to just put a simple form on my own Web page that lets others do the same?
I love CNN news and am wondering if there’s any way I can duplicate their search box on my own Web site? I’d also like to have links to filled-in searches too. Is that possible?
I was visiting another blogger’s site and noticed that all her photos and images have a subtle drop shadow. It’s really beautiful. How can I duplicate this functionality on my own site, and maybe even add a border around my images too?
Every image I include on my Web page has sharp 90-degree corners. It’s boring. I want to have subtle rounded edges on certain images, but don’t want to do that by hand. Is there a way in HTML or CSS for me to round the edges of my photos or images?
