David Slack - Web developer
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CMS (Drupal 6) Website
So you've chosen to use Drupal as your CMS of choice for your new website? Read on to find out how to create a basic CMS website. From here we will go on to add user profiles, blogs and other social aspects like Facebook, MySpace or twitter. We will then go on to add translation to the site and finally add eCommerce.
OK, the first thing you'll what to do is download the newest version of Drupal and put it on your hosting. Go get the latest version from http://drupal.org/ and download it to your working folder, for me its my download folder in Google Chrome.
I'm using Drupal 6 (even though Drupal 7 is out) because its stable and has all the modules we'll need.
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There are lots of developers out there with varying degrees of experience and expertise, some mid level, some junior and some senior. Some...
First thoughts are Symfony is ace!Only been using Symfony for 1 project but the amount of coding it has saved has been worth the time spent...
The Lost and Found website was built by myself (David Slack) and designed by Arm & Eye.The site was created to promote a bar and...
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There are lots of developers out there with varying degrees of experience and expertise, some mid level, some junior and some senior. Some developers...
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Try this on your mobile
You should be able to use this right from the screen
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Wed, 01/08/2012 - 15:41
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CMS (Drupal 6) Website | David Slack - Web developer
Hiya! Quick question that's totally off topic. Do you know how to make your site mobile friendly? My blog looks weird when browsing from my apple iphone. I'm trying to find a theme
or plugin that might be able to fix this issue.
If you have any recommendations, please share. With thanks!
Dave
Sat, 04/08/2012 - 12:30
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Hi,For any mobile sites you
Hi,
For any mobile sites you might want to look at the @media-query in your css
Let me know how it goes
I do websites, me
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