Now the electricity is flickering on and off. It’s getting closer, the thunder, louder and rain sounding absolutely torrential. I have a sonic screwdriver, too, actually–only mine just lights up and makes neat sounds, more’s the pity.
Nevertheless, I do have a flashlight close by.
At least the really bad stuff stayed away long enough to allow us to watch your latest adventures uninterrupted by loss of electricity or satellite signal. Oh, dear Doctor, we could use you to bring your sonic screwdriver and work a bit of interstellar magic. Injury (and at least one death) and destruction have already occurred to our east in parts of Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi and to our south in Mobile, where a medical center, church and commercial buildings suffered damage. We are still under the gun here, too, under a tornado warning until 10 p.m., and a tornado watch until 4 a.m. We are watching the Doctor Who Christmas Special and switching to the Doppler Radar during the commercial breaks to check on Mother Nature’s progress, hoping our little corner of the world would be spared. Heavy rotation–a possible tornado– is moving toward our state capital, Montgomery.
TUMBLR FUZZYTIME WINDOWS
Rain pouring down outside, wind battering against the windows periodically, thunder rumbling. It is Christmas night here in Lower Alabama. Thanks again for all your thoughts, prayers and expressions of concern.) It certainly wasn’t a boring Yuletide, but it didn’t lead to a restful night, either. Still have questions? You can start by checking existing widgets for examples.(I started writing this post last night when the weather got wild and wooly and we weren’t certain just what was going to happen. For best results you can provide a 516x320px image for retina resolution. Currently, screen shots are displayed at 258x160px. Otherwise it will get scaled, squashed and/or squeezed in the widgets gallery.Īn image file in any web format you like, showing a screen shot of your widget. IMPORTANT: make sure your screen shot is 258x160px (516x320px for hi-res). If your widget needs any other assets such as images, fonts or even binaries, you can include them here.
TUMBLR FUZZYTIME CODE
coffee file with your widget code (you can call it anything you like, but using the name your widget seems like a good choice). The contents of the folder are usually just the. This is the actual widget, which is a zipped folder with the name of your widget and a. widget.jsonĪ small manifest file that describes your widget. It is also advised that you include an unzipped version of your widget, so that people can view the code and/or issue pull requests with improvements.
TUMBLR FUZZYTIME ARCHIVE
widget.zip a zip archive containing your widget Your repo should contain at least these three files:
This means, instead of adding new widgets that are very similar to an existing widget, we try to encourage people to make a pull requests with their improvements (these could be technical improvements or style/design improvements). For this reason we try to keep the widget gallery as focused as possible. Since tweaking the look of a widget is fun and easy, the widget gallery is probably the most useful if it serves as starting point instead of being a comprehensive list of all possible widgets. Got a widget to share? Great, create a github repo for it, then open an issue here and be sure to mention the url. The old format is still supported, but will be phased out soon. UPDATE: widgets now live in their own github repo.
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