rl Creative

Hey Guys! How are you? I bet that every­thing is great

Just want you to know, that I started work­ing on a new word­press tem­plate. В I think that tem­plate will be free for per­sonal blog/portfolio and with some license for com­mer­cial use. В How­ever, it will depend on how much time I will spend on it. Maybe it will be avail­able for down­load only in mem­bers sec­tion (yes, I don’t have it yet).

Any­way, stay tuned with RL Cre­ative and be the first to get this tem­plate

Howdy, my dear frieds Have you men­tioned some­thing? Yep… That’s a snowy mood I added to my blog Come on, it’s already Decem­ber out­side and the Christ­mas is com­ing with a lot of prepar­ing for exams stuff

Any­way, I don’t want to think about sad things and let me tell you, how did I man­age to put a snow to Word­Press header For lots of design­ers it’s not a secret, how to put flash objects into header. For me it was…till the day I found out how can I do that.

And addi­tional knowl­edge of how z-index prop­erty works gave me a pos­si­bil­ity to put flash object on back­ground not cov­er­ing my but­tons. I could put this snowy back­ground on the whole web­page, but I don’t want to

So, today I’m going to tell you about how I did that, maybe it will be use­full for some­body