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First Buttons!
August 29, 2004 | 6 Comments
The first Big Sky Blog button — you’re all invited to add it to your site, or create your own and post it here for us to use! It’s my first button, and it’s probably a bit too big, so scale it down if you need to. EDIT: I changed my button to accommodate the dimensions that Jen indicated.
UPDATE: The second button is from Jen – beautiful! The third one is from Sharon – perfect!
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That’s not bad! :)
Usually codes/buttons can be found in these sizes:
50×50, 100×35, 100×50
Remember when doing border to always make the image two sizes smaller like 48×48, 98×33, 98×48.
I put my button on right away! Jen, you never cease to amaze me.
Thanks!
Thanks Pandora!
I like yours Sharon, very cool and simple. :)
Ah — courtesy of the famous button-maker:
Wait! — I must have done that wrong:
http://kalsey.com/tools/buttonmaker/