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Shiny notification boxes provide an elegant way to display alerts, success messages, or important information on websites. These CSS3-powered elements combine visual appeal with functional design, offering developers a lightweight alternative to traditional alert dialogs.

Key Features of Shiny Notification Boxes

These notification boxes stand out with their impressive set of features:

• Vibrant color options: Choose from eight distinct colors including green for success, red for errors, blue for information, and more
• Dynamic effects: Seven animation effects like blinking, fading, and sliding to capture user attention
• Pure CSS implementation: No image dependencies means faster loading and easier customization
• jQuery-powered animations: Smooth transitions and effects handled by jQuery for cross-browser compatibility
• Complete design assets: Includes PSD files for designers who want to modify the visual elements

Implementation Guide

Adding these notification boxes to your project is straightforward:

<div class="notification_green">
   <strong>Success!</strong>The message has been sent.
</div>

The system requires just three simple components:

• notification.css for styling
• notification.js for behaviors
• jQuery library (any recent version)

Browser Compatibility Considerations

While these boxes leverage modern CSS3 features, they maintain excellent cross-browser support:

• Modern browsers: Full CSS3 gradients and shadows in Chrome, Firefox, Safari
• Internet Explorer: Special filters provide gradient support in IE6-IE8
• Opera: Falls back to solid colors where gradients aren’t supported

Practical Applications

These notification boxes work particularly well for:

• Form validation messages
• System status updates
• User action confirmations
• Temporary announcements
• Error notifications

Customization Options

The included PSD file allows for easy visual modifications. Developers can:

• Adjust color schemes to match brand guidelines
• Modify animation timing and effects
• Extend functionality with additional jQuery events
• Create custom size variations for different contexts

Performance Considerations

The CSS-only approach offers significant advantages:

• Reduced HTTP requests compared to image-based solutions
• Small file sizes (typically under 10KB for both CSS and JS)
• Hardware-accelerated animations in modern browsers
• Minimal impact on page rendering performance

Version History and Updates

The notification boxes have evolved with these key improvements:

1.1.1 (Feb 6 2011)
* Added live preview functionality
* Enhanced demo files
* Corrected documentation errors

1.1.0 (Feb 1 2011)
* Improved JavaScript documentation
* Added legacy IE support
* Implemented IE gradient solutions

1.0.0 (Jan 11 2011)
* Initial release

Best Practices for Implementation

To get the most from these notification boxes:

• Use color coding consistently (green=success, red=error, etc.)
• Keep messages concise and actionable
• Consider automatic dismissal for non-critical notifications
• Test across target browsers during development
• Combine with sound effects cautiously (if at all)

For visual reference and implementation examples, watch the detailed screencast demonstrating all features and customization options.