Tag: CMS
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Migration and alternate reads
I’ve been a little busy for the last week or so moving across the country, although going weeks between posts isn’t really anything new here, eh? As always, I’m posting to Twitter far more often than I could hope to blog here. While I’m slammed with life and work busy-ness, please check out the following…
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Hall and Oates – The Temple News
Alumni profile on H & O featuring a classic music video, audio of interviews, slideshow, etc. One-off WordPress page fits well into the CMS and makes for great SEO. Hall and Oates – The Temple News
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Now on Drupal – HamptonRoads.com and PilotOnline.com | groups.drupal.org
Wow. I must have missed this a couple weeks ago, but these two news sites – impossible to categorize them as newspaper-dot-coms – re-launched on Drupal. Now on Drupal – HamptonRoads.com and PilotOnline.com | groups.drupal.org
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Rochester City Newspaper
Rochacha’s alt-weekly. Nice-looking site, pretty URLs, clean layout. Movable Type? Textpattern? Homebrew? I can’t tell. Rochester City Newspaper
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Conditional Tags « WordPress Codex
In layman’s terms: If this is a category page, do that. If this is a post in category X, do that. If this is an author page, do that. Handy for displaying different sidebar content for different purposes. Conditional Tags « WordPress Codex
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In Praise of WordPress Template Tags, Part II: The Magazine Layout – Darren Hoyt
A nice clean primer on how to muscle your WordPress install into something wholly un-blog-like. In Praise of WordPress Template Tags, Part II: The Magazine Layout – Darren Hoyt
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New WordPress Feature: Pending Review – Mark Jaquith
This is completely awesome, and plays right into my grubby WordPress development hands. via Simon D. New WordPress Feature: Pending Review – Mark Jaquith
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Juicy Studio: Choosing an Accessible CMS
Plone, Drupal and more get looks in this instructional rundown on finding a CMS that writes clean HTML instead of the tabled junk that Mambo or Joomla spit out by default. Juicy Studio: Choosing an Accessible CMS
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SimpleLog. A simple (and free!) Ruby on Rails weblog application.
An alternative to WordPress, built on Ruby on Rails, for when I’m done half-assed learning PHP, and to try out before I move on to half-assed learning Django. SimpleLog. A simple (and free!) Ruby on Rails weblog application.