Share Your Love-Themed E-Learning Examples #359: Challenge | Recap Whether your e-learning valentine is a special someone or a special project, you can help your fellow community members g...
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Make Your Own Vintage Valentine Card
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/359+Vintage+Valentine/story.html
Here's a make your own card demo. It uses four number variables to change states and choose your background, a frame, decorations and a message. It also has two text entry fields for customizing the message and a print feature at the end (provided by Owen Holt's javascript instructions).
Now I have to go and make things right with my Valentine, because I spent all Friday night making this. :) Have a great week!
Demo: https://jodisdemos.s3.amazonaws.com/359+Vintage+Valentine/story.html
Here's a make your own card demo. It uses four number variables to change states and choose your background, a frame, decorations and a message. It also has two text entry fields for customizing the message and a print feature at the end (provided by Owen Holt's javascript instructions).
Now I have to go and make things right with my Valentine, because I spent all Friday night making this. :) Have a great week!
- This was fun. So many options. I could see someone really using and enjoying this, thanks for sharing.
- This is great, Jodi! I couldn't decide which of the elements I wanted to use, they were all cute!
- My card turned out great!
- Wow! Just wow.
This is so great. I love that I can choose my own design. - Thanks for all the kind words--I'm glad you liked playing with it. I think there are over 6000 different combos. All the visuals are all from digital scrapbook sets--- what I like is you can buy a whole designed set for just a couple bucks and all the visuals work together. The only downside is the files are kind of big. One thing I wish I could do with it is click a button so you could print it out digitally and attach it to an email for someone. If anyone knows a way to do that I'd love to hear about it!
