3D GitHub Badge with Pure HTML/CSS
Nico Hagenburger released a nifty bit of HTML/CSS today that allows you to get the famous “Fork me on GitHub” banner on the corner of your site. But this time,…
Nico Hagenburger released a nifty bit of HTML/CSS today that allows you to get the famous “Fork me on GitHub” banner on the corner of your site. But this time, with a twist. Literally. If you hover over the banner in Safari, the banner will flip around and show some alternate text on the other side. Fancy!
Go take a look and try it out for yourself!
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