Bing maps recently added the ability to add custom Twitter feeds into their maps, it’s called Bing Twitter maps. The map uses Silverlight 3 by default, but the nice part about it is this: If you don’t have Silverlight installed, the map falls back to plain Javascript, which is recognized by all web browsers.  I took Microsoft up on their offer and plugged my Twitter feed into their maps.  The code is super easy to implement and add to your own site.

HTML code:

This demo shows my Twitter feed and Bing maps.

How about you?

I’d love to hear from you if you are using the Bing maps API; go ahead and post your links in the comments section.

HTML has a tag known as <sup> which stands for superscript text. This tag properly places text half a character above the baseline.

Example:
bite size technology, design and marketing ideas^SM

In order to achieve the service mark symbol as you see above, you need to align your “SM” text to the top of its line-height and decrease the font size to 50% of its original size. The following code samples will produce the service mark symbol on your web pages.

CSS code:

HTML code:

Let me know in the comments section if this code helps you, or better yet, share it with others who might need it.