CSS Halloween costumes? Get creative! Oct31 '05
Today is Monday, and it’s Halloween. How creepy and exciting.
At my work place, we’ve all dressed up, and I will reveal my costume when we take pictures. I’d rather talk about it, when you can see it.
My costume has something to do with "computer/tech" stuff. I think it fits me well.
The whole "computer/tech" costume idea got me thinking about cool costumes you could come up with, by just using one area of web development.
For example, let’s say I want to come up with a costume that has to do with CSS. Think I could do it? I think it would be really fun.
How about float: left, and all I day I have to walk around making left turns only. Or somehow I have to shift my body to the left, while I stand.
How about background: red, and I completely cover myself in red.
How about text-decoration: underline, and I have lines all over my body.
How about display: none, and I don’t show up to work, at all! (I like that idea...)
I could think about CSS Halloween costumes, all day. There’s lots of ways to be creative.
Well... today my costume has nothing to do with CSS - but it’s decent. I’ll be posting photos later today.
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Actually, though, the rest of me wouldn't be flowing underneath it, so many it's more of a negative margin. ... Read more.
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The way I would do float:left is to take a box (maybe paint it a nice color), then attach it to my right arm. That way when you're looking at me, ... Read more.