LinkedIn Network Updates, 4/20/2012

	LinkedIn Network Updates, Apr 13 - Apr 20 Updates from Your Extended Network Connect with them to see what they're up to Michael Omare AMD reports net loss of $590 million for Q1 2012, calls that ‘solid results’ http://bit.ly/HWueOA Connect with Michael · Comment Isack Muiruri http://bull.hn/l/FCEB/5 Know anyone for this job? Brand Building Assistant Manager in... Our client is a leading consumer goods multinational company is urgently looking for Brand Building assistant Manager. Kenyan’s Only Job Position: ... Connect with Isack · Comment Lavinia Anne Wasawo Are you or anybody you know suited for this job? Are you a good fit for this job? Restaurant Manager in Nairobi, Kenya PLEASE APPLY FOR THIS JOB BY CLICKING THIS LINK: http://armadahc.meshhire.com/EJob.aspx?&j=XZllfXJzk4I%3d SUMMARY: Our client is looking for an a ... Connect with Lavinia Anne · Comment Joe Wanjohi You probably already know you can make triangles with CSS. But what if you want to put a shadow behind it? Unfortunately the classic border trick doesn't change the shape of the element, it's just a visual trick. Let's look at a couple alternative solutions. Just use Unicode There are triangle characters in unicode. Like: ▲▼◀▶ And way more. If you use that as your triangle, you can select it and do all kinds of fancy to it. <span class="triangle">▲</span> .triangle { color: #BADA55; text-shadow: 0 0 20px black; } Color, shadows, sizing, whatever. You could even get more fancy. If the triangle isn't the exact shape you want or doesn't point the right way, you can use C... Triangle With Shadow Connect with Joe · Comment View All Updates
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