BookSmarts!

I searched for a while, because my code looked like crap on the interweb, but beautiful in Eclipse.

I’m now using highlight which seems to happily colorize all types of code.

A word of warning though - it only provides a framework for doing code highlighting, by dynamically adding css classes to code fragments. You still have to pick which colors and format you want the classes to map to.

I didn’t realise this so I kind of “borrowed” some of the css from their website. I hope they don’t mind. I think it looks awesome. I didn’t take the little pictures in the corners though. That would be too rude if you don’t have permission.

Thank you to the guys at Software Maniacs!

I really loved the other one, but it didn’t exactly scream “FIREFOX EXTENSION DEVELOPMENT HERE”. It was more like “GET YOUR LEAVES HERE”.

So I took the theme from Screengrab (because I’m so original and clever) and tweaked it a bit so that I can tell which site I’m writing things for. Also I made a logo for this project (why should Screengrab get all the logos?).

Actually… when I say “made” I mean “took”…

… Thanks go, once again, to Nick La of N.Design Studio for the site template and for the awesome free vector clipart on his site, which a man with zero graphic design skills (me) cunningly took and used.

This one is called FallSeason. It was designed by node thirty three and comes from WP ThemePark. Thank you.