When you use a background image for submenu, you’ll see loading submenu, not a good experience. We can preload images while the page is loading.

There are two ways to preload images: 1. use CSS; 2. use JS. You can choose one according to your situation. If your application is based on JS or with lots of JS, no doubt, the second is your choice, otherwise the first is better. While JS is disabled, most browsers still work well with menus of pure CSS.

Opera 10.50 has a big change including some CSS3 features and supports HTML5 draft. With HTML5, you can add a video with a tag.

Theme numb and dreamy was removed by WordPress, and I was angry. The reason is the ad link in the theme if they call the link beside “Powered by WordPress” ad link. WordPress keeps all the rights, and not theme or plugin authors. So none of my works will be found at wordpress.org.