Since the Blidget Pro launched just a couple days ago, we’ve seen several great widgets put together using the Blidget Pro’s functionality. Here is a diverse subset of Blidget Pro’s intended to:
1. Showcase the power of the Blidget Pro
2. Inspire you to create your own Blidget Pro

Using the new Blidget Pro, you can now create widgets with transparent headers and footers… meaning that the widget inherits the background of the webpage it is sitting upon. Here’s how to create widget headers and footers like the one below:

Use a Transparent Image
In order to have your widget’s header and/or footer have transparency, the graphical asset must have transparency. That means that you will need to use or construct images accordingly. If you are using Adobe Photoshop for instance, be sure to turn the background layer off (you will …