Christmas geeks, unite!
Welcome to Christmas Webmaster, the personal blog of a full time Christmas-a-holic geek gurl. I really love celebrating Christmas in the digital age, it’s so much fun to decorate the internet 
This site features all kinds of free Christmas content for Christmas websites, including Christmas countdowns and other cool stuff like our very own Christmas WordPress theme. Check out ChristmasPress, our free Christmas WordPress theme!
We feature a collection of free Christmas website backgrounds, blank Christmas banners, Christmas countdown scripts, useful HTML codes, scripts, snippets and other web development tips and tricks… All kinds of digital Christmas goodies just for you!
If you have your own Christmas website or blog or are going to build one, or even if you are just wanting to Christmassy up an existing site, you’re at the right place! Christmas Webmaster, established in 2006 by a total Christmas and web design junkie, is the only resource of it’s kind on the internet, dedicated to one subject only: Christmas for webmasters.
Latest news, articles, tips and tricks…
Use feedburner to automatically post to your twitter and facebook
You can easily set it up so that each time you add a new post to your WordPress, or any site with a RSS feed enabled, it is automatically posted to your Twitter, then your facebook!
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Topsites are a fun way to get traffic to your Christmas website!
I love topsites because they reflect what real surfers like in their topic areas, in our case, Christmas. And topsites are perfect for niche website owners to participate in!
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Windows 7 64bit rearranges my desktop icons, a solution, sort of.
I know this has nothing to do with Christmas or webmastering in general, but I thought I would share incase anyone else has this issue and happens to stumble upon this post.
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Change the color of highlighted text on your site to a snazzy new color!
When a user highlights text on a website it turns blue by default, but you can easily change this to some other snazzy color scheme with this simple CSS trick. It’s fun to play around with different colors, try red and white for a candy cane look!
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How to make a custom Christmas countdown for your site
If you’re anything like me, you don’t want to settle for a run-of-the-mill countdown. You want a Christmas countdown to match your site, and for that you’ll need to make your own. In this tutorial, I’ll show you just how easy it is to do.
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How to change the default Gravatar in WordPress
You can give your comments section a more personalized look by setting a custom gravatar for your WordPress blog.
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