Google+ Weebly 04/03/2012
As a side note, I am assuming Weebly uses similar identifiers for all it's web sites when it renders the ${content} section of blogs, so if that is true then hopefully my scripts should work for your Weebly blog too. If not, let me know... and if you'd like to know more about this weebly.google.plus.js script keep reading...
Add Comment Nostalgia with CSS Sprites 03/03/2012
How?If you like your whiskey straight from the bottle then I won't bore you with lots of details and you can skip straight to the source code or the index.html. Just so you don't call me a liar, note that this version doesn't have prototype in it, even though I said I was experimenting with it. As it turns out, I did away with it and used jquery instead long ago. Weebly doesn't like jQuery so I made a Prototype version to keep from breaking some other stuff I have. You've made it this far, so if you want to see more details then keep on reading...
Language Tag Cloud Creator 02/08/2011
Today I made a tag creator that uses Google API and translate. This will allow me to provide a text ("hello world") and then create a tag cloud from this text. It is not a true tag cloudsince the sizes of the words are random and there is no popularity logic to determine the size. I just randomly assign a tag class to each tag and let the CSS take care of the layout. Here is an example to create a language tag cloud from the English words "Your mother is very nice" So how do I create this? I include jquery.langCloud.js (and jquery.translate.js) and create a ul object The size means that I will get around 10 translations of "whatever" for the language tag cloud. Feel free to download the language tag cloud generator and use however you see fit. Make sure you also download jquery.translate.js or this won't work. 
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