Comments on: Salvation Army Dog Ear

By: Adding the Red Cross - The Brian Alvey Weblog

Adding the Red Cross - The Brian Alvey Weblog — Mon, 28 Aug 2006 07:02:12 +0000

[...] Recent Posts Smells like MVP (8/24/2006) Verizoff (8/22/2006) Amazoff (8/21/2006) Google Maps for BlackBerry (8/19/2006) Everybody rides for free tonight (8/19/2006) Reader Comments(Page 1)1. Thanks for sharing the code, I just added it to my site.Posted at 6:20PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Michael 0 stars2. Big thanks for creating the image and the little code snippet, I just set them up on my blog as well. Doing what little I can to help out over there.Posted at 6:50PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Katsushiro 0 stars3. I added the dogears to the ‘Dorm. Every little bit helps. Thanks for the code. Now, I need to figure out how to add it to a Xoops site. Grrrrr….Posted at 6:50PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Dave Lowe 0 stars4. Thanks for Red Cross dog ear–it’s on our school’s website now…Posted at 7:11PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Jack Ganse 0 stars5. Brian, great job on the Red Cross item. Can you create a similar one for the Salvation Army to go in the left top corner for us? http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/ We’d all really appreciate it. Thanks in advance Brian.Posted at 4:21PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Brent Yager 0 stars6. I made a Salvation Army dog ear that you can use on a site. I put it on the left side of the screen so it doesn’t interfere with the Red Cross dog ear and you can even use them both. Here’s the code: http://www.andrewferguson.net/2005/09/05/salvation-army-dog-ear/Posted at 8:02PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Andrew Ferguson 0 stars7. I uploaded the image to imageshack. Free hotlinking: http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/8587/redcross5gs.gif And thanks, by the way!Posted at 10:03PM on Sep 5th 2005 by Jeff Stephens 0 stars8. This is great! I had created on of the ubiquitous 80×15 buttons for Red Cross donations on me site (if you want to see it, it’s at the bottom of page on my blog) but this is really sweet. Great work!Posted at 11:45PM on Sep 5th 2005 by sween 0 stars9. Thanks… now I feel like I’m doing something to help.Posted at 12:57AM on Sep 6th 2005 by sickofmyself 0 stars10. …and here is my site by the way: http://iamsickofmyself.blogspot.com/Posted at 12:58AM on Sep 6th 2005 by sickofmyself 0 stars11. Great gesture, Brian, thanks. I’d love to inlcude it in my blog, but the TypePad account I have doesn’t give me direct editing access to the underlying templates. Any idea how I can use the graphic in the way in which it’s intended, ie, display at the top-right corner?Posted at 4:51AM on Sep 6th 2005 by Neville Hobson 0 stars12. We made yet another japanese version. Adding the Red Cross (Japanese) http://www.ark-web.jp/blog/archives/2005/09/adding_the_red.html Posted at 7:45AM on Sep 6th 2005 by NAKANO 0 stars13. Brian- Thanks for the code! DavePosted at 9:10AM on Sep 6th 2005 by Dave Amirault 0 stars14. I’ve created a bilingual english/japanese version: http://cybergeisha.net/images/red-cross.gif Please upload it to your own server, instead of hotlinking from mine, if you’d like to use it. Thanks for providing the code, I put the image up on my site.Posted at 4:49AM on Sep 6th 2005 by Kristin Wenzel 0 stars15. Neville — you can add it anywhere in your page. So if you have access to edit your list of events, insert it there and it will float to the top right of every page.Posted at 1:06PM on Sep 6th 2005 by Brian Alvey 0 stars16. Added on my blog. Thanks for doing this. I like how it sits in the top corner. Draws attention. Nice work. TrisPosted at 2:54PM on Sep 6th 2005 by Tris Hussey 0 stars17. Brian, I tried adding to my TypePad blog using a TypeList, but your div seems to get caught within whatever div is enclosing it. I played around with it using Platypus, and it would work if I could insert it outside any enclosing divs, but I cannot do that via TypePad. Is there any way to make it _really_ align absolute? Thanks, CotyPosted at 3:57PM on Sep 6th 2005 by Coty 0 stars18. Nicely done. http://www.yankovic.org/blog/Posted at 5:10PM on Sep 6th 2005 by Happy 0 stars19. Thanks for this!Posted at 6:04PM on Sep 6th 2005 by Troy Hakala 0 stars20. Great work!! Up on Freshblog. Thanks for making a tool for us to help!!Posted at 5:33PM on Sep 6th 2005 by John 0 starsNext 20 Comments [...]

By: Godbit Discussion Forum / Do you Believe?

Godbit Discussion Forum / Do you Believe? — Thu, 13 Apr 2006 22:01:13 +0000

[...] I found this page helpful. I’m not sure if there are other or better ways of getting the same effect though.I really dig this idea. I’d love to see an organized campaign with an official banner and a website. I’d hesitate to do anything that seemed to commercialize an ancient truth, but it could be very cool. [...]

By: Kali

Tue, 13 Sep 2005 02:50:54 +0000

ok i was adding it, except the code isn’t working….. any suggestions? I have pulled it off the blog for now, unitl its working for me.

By: Kali

Tue, 13 Sep 2005 02:29:42 +0000

Thank You for the code! I’m adding it to my blog.

By: Thought Patterns

Thought Patterns — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 03:35:29 +0000

Corner Banners

The corner banners are courtesy of two WP hackers, Andrew Ferguson and Brian Alvey.
Brian Alvey did the javascript for the Red Cross corner banner in the right upper corner. If you don't see it, then your browser is not Java capable. Let me know…

By: geek ramblings » Adding the Red Cross

geek ramblings » Adding the Red Cross — Fri, 09 Sep 2005 18:51:29 +0000

[...] Read the comments on Brian’s site to find versions of the image in other languages, or to find a Salvation Army version. [...]

By: geek ramblings

geek ramblings — Fri, 09 Sep 2005 18:48:41 +0000

Adding the Red Cross

If you’re visiting this site directly (not just reading a feed), and have javascript enabled, then you can see the nifty Red Cross donation banner in the upper-right corner of the page. Brian Alvey explains how to add it to your own site. All I had …

By: Andrew Ferguson

Thu, 08 Sep 2005 16:21:25 +0000

In general, posting code on a website doesn’t work unless you encode the special characters…and even then it sometimes doesn’t work. To use Pujiono’s code, just take my code and change the URI of the image to http://img374.imageshack.us/img374/2310/salvationarmy4sz.gif

I’m not worried about bandwidth, so feel free to just copy and paste my code (and hotlink to my image).

By: Pujiono

Thu, 08 Sep 2005 02:57:54 +0000

I’ve uploaded the image to ImageShack. Hotlinking is allowed. Now you can just copy paste the code below to your webiste.

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By: CalStuff: News. Observations

CalStuff: News. Observations — Wed, 07 Sep 2005 06:53:08 +0000

Hurricane Katrina efforts at UC Berkeley

In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, the Berkeley community has been helping with donation drives at football games and Upper Sproul. The administration opening up the school to college students from Xaiver, Tulane, and Loyola displaced by the disa…