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Have you ever wanted to add some extra style points to your blog and just don't know the first thing about it? I have co Level of Tech Difficulty: 2 (You Need to Be Able to Read this Post, Navigate the Internet and Your Computer and Click on Things) The TutorialWhether you use Word Press, Blogger, Joomla! or some other format for your blog you can easily install your own “Drop Cap” effect into any post you like by using the following CSS code. CSS code (Cascading Style Sheet) can be manipulated in many different ways and the “Drop Cap” effect is merely one extension of this. Here is the CSS code you will need for "Drop Caps":
.dropcap {If you have a Blogger blog here is what you need to do to insert the code.
<span class="dropcap"> </span>
<span class="dropcap"> </span>
Word Press is Much Easier
<span class="dropcap">D</span>rop caps rule, but so do Joeprah's tutorials. Joomla! is about the same
<span class="dropcap">D</span>rop caps are sweet! Customization:If you want something different than the Joeprah-Drop-Cap-style, you can make adjustments as you see fit.
If you have any questions regarding adding "Drop Caps" to your blog feel free to ask away. Also, if you found this post useful, leave me a comment and rate this post at BuzzFuse. Thanks!
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mprised an easy to swallow tutorial for those who use Blogger, Word Press and Joomla! so that they may be able to add "Drop Caps" to their blogs. Why? Because drop caps in all their various forms are cool. It's a fact. Drop caps are the over-sized-magazine-style letters that you see in print media and online media alike. It can take a bland post and turn it into a thing of beauty--well, maybe just a little nicer. 












