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25 Free Colourful Fonts!

1. Parish, by George Williams | 2. Intro, by FontFabric | 3. Always in My Heart, by ByTheButterfly | 4. Silverfake, by Alexey Frolov | 5. Archivo Narrow, by Omnibus Type | 6. Arsenale White, by zetafonts | 7. Trocchi, by New Typography | 8. DK Kusukusu, by David Kerkhoff | 9. Courier New, by Adrian Frutiger | 10. Fradley, by Roger White  | 11. Impact | 12. Freebooter Script, by Apostrophic Labs | 13. Grand Hotel, by Astigmatic | 14. Arvil, by Ben Dalrymple | 15. Desyrel, by Apostrophic Labs | 16. Cac Champagne, by American Greetings | 17. Marmellata, by Fonts Cafe | 18. Myriad Pro, by Robert Slimbach | 19. Blanch, by Atipus | 20. Gabriela, by Eduardo Tunni  | 21. Dubiel, by David Rakowski | 22. Weston, by ZKA | 23. English Essay, by Brittney Murphy | 24. Amatic, by Vernon Adams | 25. Freestyle Script, by Martin Wait 

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UTILITY SPOTLIGHT | COLOR HAIRPIXEL

so after reading this resource roundup post I’ve decided that this needs a post on it’s own.

Color hairpixel is a website that I would definitely go to if I ever felt like I needed a color palette for one of my themes. The website makes it super easy to figure out which color you’d like to use for your blog - the good thing is that you can have an infinite amount of colors on this page~

starious:

It’s very simple to change the default selection colour. To make this effect you only use CSS. Currently FireFox, Safari, Chrome and Opera support the effect. The browsers that don’t support it simply ignore the code.

You just need to paste this code in your CSS:

::selection {
background: #HEX selection color;
color: #HEX font color;
}

::-moz-selection {
background: #HEX selection color;
color: #HEX font color;
}

::-webkit-selection {
background: #HEX selection color;
color: #HEX font color;
}

And change the colors! The three codes are the same, just different syntax for different browsers.

• SOURCE: DESIGN JUICES

FANCY BANNER TEXT TUTORIAL!
if you’re pretty good at photoshop here’s a photo-only run-through
(open images in new tab for bigger size)

example (the T):

Step One: Open a new blank photoshop document.

Step Two: Make the following layers - one blank layer and one with the text you want with the effect (for my tygres banner I only did the T and added the rest later on)
(TIP: make the text with as much color contrast as the background if possible)

Step Three: Merge the text and blank layer

Step Four: Using the Magic Wand tool, select the text and delete it afterwards

Your stuff should now look like this (dotted line because it’s still selected):

Step Five: The image beneath - add your picture beneath the layer you worked with (the one with the cut-out letters)

Step Six: If you want the cuts, make a new layer, choose a brush with the same color as your background, and just draw on it

ANNNDDDD you’re done! product:

Please like/reblog this post if you found it helpful? thanks <3

thehelpcenter:

Some people asked me how I did that pop-it effect on my menu so I decided to make a tutorial. It’s actually very easy. You just need to know the base of css/html and you’ll be able to customize it as you want. The script look scary because it’s big but don’t worry, you don’t need to touch it a lot. You just need to edit your links on it and that’s all. You’ll also need to change the colors of the css if you decide to click on continue and try it!

Continue…

welovetemplates:

Template 7 pictures → How to use | Example [1]
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This is a Chrome tutorial. Allows you to use the same browser for all of your tumblr accounts without having to log in and out like a maniac. (CLICK LINKS FOR REFERENCE PICS IF YOU NEED HELP)

Step 1. Go to settings. Find “users”. Click “add new user”.

Step 2. Name it whatever you want and pick an icon. Click “create”.

Step 3. To switch between the different users - and to use the new one, click the upper left corner where you can see the icon of the current active one. Click it and switch! Login to tumblr with your second account. And you’re ready to go!

The user function saves your current sessions and info, which means you will never have to log in and out again. :)