Hypertext 4D by Frankstar.
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Awesome South Korea by Adien Gunarta.
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6 Ways to Display WordPress Post Content in Multiple Columns
Most blogs display their content in single columns, but it
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Four WWII-era instructional posters, meant to teach soldiers how to identify chemical weapons: http://slate.me/18ofSQ1
Increased dopey feeling!
Where Do Singers Screw Up The National Anthem?
I never realized before that so much of the Star-Spangled Banner is just leading questions.
There are a lot of great art deco fonts out there but this one caught my eye because I often marathon Poirot for background noise while I’m working on my fonts.
Named Suchet (after David Suchet!) and designed by Neale Davidson, it’s also available in bold and italic.
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Here’s another good font: Libre by Ezza Adhreza.
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Dropbox Forms
I’ve been working on a project and we needed to add a custom submission form to a Tumblr blog. If you’ve never tried it, it can be a bit of a hassle. Tumblr’s official submission form is in an iframe so you can’t edit the fields or the styles. You can’t use your own server-side scripts.
So after slogging around for a while I came across Dropbox Forms on JotForm and oh my god it’s kind of the greatest. You can embed any kind of form, anywhere on your blog, and it’s easy. Maybe this has been around for a while and I’m just finding out but it’s not the first hit when you Google adding forms to Tumblr and it really should be.