US Blogs Announcement

An important note for members of the US Blogs community on Bumpzee.

I've mentioned that it's going to happen soon, well the time is now. If you do not update the location of the image soon, it may not work anymore for you. If you have picked up the code for the image before this Monday, then you have the old code.

Below is the new code to use for the US Blogs badge to put on your blogs:

80x15 (antipixel):



<a href="http://www.bumpzee.com/us-blogs/"><img src="http://fraudstars.info/~sephy/img/blog/usblogs80x15.png" title="US Blogs"></a>

160x30 (double size):



<a href="http://www.bumpzee.com/us-blogs/"><img src="http://fraudstars.info/~sephy/img/blog/usblogs160x30.png" title="US Blogs"></a>

I encourage you to host the file on your own server, if you have access to it. The images are very small - only about 300 bytes each, probably the smallest file size you've seen for a legit image in a long time. :)

Also, a note about the US blogs Blogroll - an update will be coming soon with the blogs added recently; keep an eye out on the community page for an announcement of the update.

Thanks for all of you who are members - we now have well in excess of 100 members and blogs part of the community! Well done to everyone! :)

Get your US Blog buttons!

I had seen recently where some badges had been made for Aussie bloggers, and for the Aussie Blog community at Bumpzee. So, I thought why not make one for the US Blogs?

So, that's exactly what I did ;)

You'll see one of them at the immediate right. This is the larger version of it, 160x30 pixels. I also have one in the standard "antipixel" size of 80x15.

I want one!

We all want one, don't we? ;)

So, here's how you go about it:

80x15 (antipixel):



<a href="http://www.bumpzee.com/us-blogs/"><img src="http://fraudstars.info/~sephy/img/blog/usblogs80x15.png" title="US Blogs"></a>

160x30 (double size):



<a href="http://www.bumpzee.com/us-blogs/"><img src="http://fraudstars.info/~sephy/img/blog/usblogs160x30.png" title="US Blogs"></a>

Alternatively, you may save the file to your own server. It's only about 300 bytes (probably the smallest image you've ever seen, it only has 5 colors in it ;)).

Hope y'all like it ;)

And if you haven't joined the US Blogs community yet, why not? :)