Christmas Snow : Make it rain - Tip

[Mat]

<script type="text/javascript" src="snowstorm.js"></script>

1. CLICK HERE to get the snow file URL.
 

2. Copy the URL and replace it with "snowstorm.js".

3. Go to Custom Code (where you put the Analytics code) and paste it and save it.

Then you ready to go :D

<script type="text/javascript" src="snowstorum URL GOES HERE"></script>

SAMPLE : http://www.schillmania.com/projects/snowstorm/

Credit for:  Amilla

[Maria Lynn]

Mat, the jumping or flickering that Brian spoke of above... do think the code for specific browser would help that? or perhaps placing it back in the text box on the main page?

[Kos]

Still my favorite Christmas addition.  Simply, classy and the snow builds up at the bottom of each page until refreshed.

[soaringeagle]

does it not work in firefox?

1 member said it worked i couldnt see it tho

ill try again

[soaringeagle]

i liked it i played with it but caused lil too much lag slowed my site too much so removed it

nice tho

[Woody13]

it's snowing in Texas at last... !

[Kos]

hahahaha Being near Dallas myself, I hope that's the *only* snow we get down here this year!  Yes it works in FF and yeah it can lag up a site b/c of the Javascript (especially if you have a lot of it in your Custom Code) but hey, it's temporary for the holidays.   *ho ho ho!*

Am fiddling now with putting *smashing lights* on one of my more popular pages.  Should give folks a chuckle after a long, hard day at the office.  We shall see.

[Connie]

I put the code into the CSS and the snow looked great! BUT then none of the links on the site were "clickable," so I had to remove it. What am I doing wrong?