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Google Reader Theme

I’ve been using Flickr as a bit of testbed for a new site theme I’ve been working on for Google Reader. C’mon after the Bloglines thing, I bet you saw it coming didn’t you?!

Same drill again then. There may well be oddness and inconsistencies, and Google may well make radical changes to the Reader’s markup tomorrow, mucking the whole show up. But for what it’s worth, here it is! Its not trying to be original or ‘better’ than the default theme, it’s just trying to make it look like a Mac OS X app – that’s all I want!

Actually, while this may create bugs, it actually solves a bug that I was seeing in WebKit browsers with the default css. When scrolling, some sidebar elements would annoyingly bounce up and down. Not any more!

The download includes a list of known bugs/todos. If you seen anything not on this list, please leave a comment! I’ll update this page when I upload newer versions of the theme. Read the more »

Tags: Linux, Soft, internet, Web2.0, Apple, apple, bet, bloglines, bounce, bugs, default-theme, elements, firefox, flickr, google, google reader, inconsistencies, mac, mac-os-x, mozilla, please-leave, radical-changes, reinstated, saw-it-coming, sidebar, stylish, theme-changes, webkit | 1 Comment »

AlphaControls Lite Edition 5.00 Freeware

AlphaControls Lite Edition is a package of standard and unique skinable VCL’s for professional UI design development using “AlphaSkins”.

AlphaControls is an easy-to-use universal and powerful tool for developing original skinned and non-skinned business/media applications.

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Tags: Linux, Soft, borders, business media, business-media, drawing, elements, exe file, exe-file, freely, layers, media applications, media-applications, real time, real-time, run time, run-time, shadows, skins, softpedia, ui design, ui-design, vcl | No Comments »

Puzzle Pirates Creators Go Web 2.0

Alice, over at the Wonderland blog, had the chance to see the demo of the new social/game world Whirled . It’s a web-based project with tons of the MySpace/Second Life/YouTube elements that are becoming so common with these projects. The difference with the Three Rings design is the look: it’s ugly.