How To Put Snow Effects In Your Blog?

[raphnix]

I see this snow effects in one of the blog I got stumbled on and I wanna try it to my blog too, do you know how to do it guys?

Do you specifically know a code for that for blogger blogs?

Thank you!

[htmlbasictutor]

You can use a DHTML script to do that.
http://www.schillmania.com/projects/snowstorm/
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex3/snow.htm

The trick to getting it to work on a blog will be to figure out the correct path to the script in relationship to the blog posts.

[my_misyel]

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[raphnix]

Originally Posted by my_misyel

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Now this is what I'm talking about. It's better than htmlbasictutor. Thank you my_misyel. It is simple but very nice.

[Handyverträge]

Thanks for the link, i'll try this out later to add some effects on my blog

Originally Posted by my_misyel

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[CyberWorldJobs]

thanks was even looking for it thought i would have joindes this forum before but its still not too late

[greenfinger]

One thing to bear in mind when using the various snow javascripts is that you should keep an eye on the effect is has on CPU usage consumption of your browser.

In nearly most cases (of those examples listed so far, too) my firefox.exe jumps from mere idle usage to 99% CPU use when the java scripted snow is enabled.

You may be slowing your site down for many visitors, or cause their computers to slow down while they are doing other things with your site open. This is the main reason why I chose not to use snow effects on my own site after I had complaints about the site performing poorly on users machines.

Oh well

[raphnix]

Originally Posted by greenfinger

One thing to bear in mind when using the various snow javascripts is that you should keep an eye on the effect is has on CPU usage consumption of your browser.

In nearly most cases (of those examples listed so far, too) my firefox.exe jumps from mere idle usage to 99% CPU use when the java scripted snow is enabled.

You may be slowing your site down for many visitors, or cause their computers to slow down while they are doing other things with your site open. This is the main reason why I chose not to use snow effects on my own site after I had complaints about the site performing poorly on users machines.

Oh well

The Java Script I use doesn't slows down the pc. try

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.blogger.com/widgets/3280415284-widgets.js"></script>
<script type='text/javascript'>

[vipdistinct]

Oh wow, cool stuff I was wondering about that my self.