Anyone added a Snow Flakes on their blog for Xmas?

[Sean Quinn]

Has anyone added snow flakes or a snowy theme to their blog for the Christmas festive season?

 

[Cam]

Do people still do these kinds of things? I used to think it was a pretty cool little feature to do for the holidays, but now I would only consider it a nuisance.

It was pretty cool back in like 2010 though.

 

[Sean Quinn]

I think snowy / Christmas themes or just temporary edits to themes look ok as long as there is too much of it, like too much snow would annoy me if it was all over the text im trying to read. I do like to keep my website in the festive spirit lol

 

[s3_gunzel]

Has anyone added snow flakes or a snowy theme to their blog for the Christmas festive season?

No. It is out of place on my site.

 

[Robbie626]

Usually I get a lot of user complaints about falling snowing on my forums. I do love adding Christmas decorations so I use a pure CSS Christmas lights on the header for a nice touch, light due to no images or JavaScript, and user interface friendly.

 

[Teg1]

I did add falling snow to my current forum. I don't really do much blogging anymore so I haven't added snow to my blog. I like the effect of snow falling in the background behind the content though as it looks wintery and snow is beautiful.

 

[Andrew7765]

Just saw this thread. It's snowing on all three of my websites, haha. Going to turn it off soon though.

 

[Cryckit]

We never even talked about adding the falling snow effect here on the forum last year for the Christmas holiday month. I like the effect though depending on which site that it's implemented on. I've seen some forums where it looked great and others where it looked terrible. I think the reason why it looked bad on some forums was due to the layouts themselves. That makes a big difference.

 

[daica85]

I've turned it on all my sites and it's now automatically off ^^