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This tutorial will teach you an awesome glow effect using some layer styles, the pen tool, and few blending options that most people overlook.

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This tutorial will you how to create a nice glow effect as well make it appear as if the glow is wrapping around an object.

Step 1

To begin this effect we'll need an object to wrap around, start by opening some image. I'll be using a picture of "The Cult" off of Deviant Art. Select your pen tool and have it set to "paths" (press "p" on the keyboard).

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This video shows the basics of the pen tool and how it can be used. Warning: This is only the basics and does not touch on the more complex functions.

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Well through some CSS endeavors to find the golden stylesheet (personal goal of the ultimate design), I have created a CSS only DOM tab system. Meaning when you click on a tab the content changes. Usually this is done with Javascript/jQuery, but since I don't know how to code in either one of those, I created a CSS method.

View the working Example

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To center a line a line of text can be very troublesome and drawn out affairs. But you can simple use the "line-height" element of CSS to set the text's height without distorting the font. To apply the rule use the format of "line-height: *height of container*;". Change *height of container* to the height of the div or whatever that is holding your text that you're centering the text in.

#example {height: 100px;}
#example p {line-height: 100px;}

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To have a random site title for you site you would place the following code between your HEAD tags.

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
	
</script>

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This is the first video tutorial here at Fire Studios! This video will show you how I go through and do the skeletal coding for my website templates. This is part 1 in a 3 part series, so make sure you go to the CSS category to see part 2.

Watch the Video!

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Definition/information:

A regular expression is written in the form of /pattern/modifiers; where "pattern" is the regular expression itself, and "modifiers" are a series of characters indicating various options. The "modifiers" part is optional.

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