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OMG CSS LEDs!!!

Published on 07/13/2014 06:20 PM by Eph Baum

I don’t know if it’s really necessary to provide a lot of preamble for this entry. Recently I needed indicators. I decided to go with some semi-skeumorphic LEDs and you can see the result in this handily embedded codepen:

[ See the Pen djhAt by F. Stephen Kirschbaum (@fskirschbaum) on CodePen. ]

I may revisit this one later to expand a little, but I think this should all be pretty self explanatory.

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