Friday, July 13th, 2007
Category: Fun, JavaScript
Remy said:
I’ve often looked a picture of friends and wanted to slap on my own
speech bubble with some amusing comment, so I went about writing this.The size and orientation of the speech bubble is fixed, but it adds
to the creative fun – a bit like twitter’s 140 character limitation.
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Ha-ha, nice!
This is realy a nice script, i will use it a lot of time i think!
Great job Remy!
This is a lot of fun, especially on Facebook :)
This looks like lots of fun. On the “public” page, if the IFrame in which the original site is loaded scrolls, does the bubble above move with it?
“How many times have you looked at a photo on the Internet and wanted to add your own commentary with a speech bubble?”
Never.