I use CMS Made Simple. It's css based, uses xhtml, it's default
template is accessible, but you can use your own template. It's got
comments, rss, events calendar, image galleries, search but I don't
know about donate.
It's also really quick to set up.
www.cmsmadesimple.org
I am interested in
On 9/12/06, Andrew Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be interested in hearing how people are approaching the testing of
sites for mobile devices.
You might also want to try the NetFront SDK
(http://www.access-sys-eu.com/954.html)
NetFront is the browser used in the Sony PSP and newer Sony
Hi,
Just thought id throw my two cents in
Netfront is one of the leading industry browsers as is Opera...
Simulators are all well and good but nothing will be as good as testing it
yourself...as a site I was testing looked fine in Opera...but looked dodgy
as in IE on a windows mobile based
On 9/12/06, marvin hunkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
developing several websites.
now need scripts to do the following:
You seem to have posted this message to the wrong mailing list. This
is for discussion of web standards - you want
alt.iexpectyoutoworkforfree.discuss...
On 9/12/06, marvin hunkin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
developing several websites.
now need scripts to do the following:
You seem to have posted this message to the wrong mailing list. This
is for discussion of web standards - you want
alt.iexpectyoutoworkforfree.discuss...
Agreed.
This thread has already been closed by Lee De Groot about 7 hours ago.
THREAD CLOSED!
Please do not continue.
Thanks
Russ
Agreed.
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Yo Space have a reasonable emulator available for download or on their
website. It does cost though. More at www.yospace.com
jon
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Have had time to check the entire thread so dont know if this has been
mentioned by anyone else
http://www.icrossing.com/mobile_marketing/mobile_emulator.htm
hth
Alex
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Hi list
Well you should really have a look to the Google Mobile searcher:
www.google.com/xhtml
From there you can check out how your web should appear on a mobile
screen with google. They turn off the css. So another important reason
to completly separate content from style.
Best regards
On 12 Sep 2006, at 08:33, Lindsay Evans wrote:
On 9/12/06, Andrew Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd be interested in hearing how people are approaching the
testing of
sites for mobile devices.
You might also want to try the NetFront SDK
(http://www.access-sys-eu.com/954.html)
NetFront
Then in that case I think you can do it with pure CSS: what you need to
do is ensure that you have a construct similar to:
span class=ellipsis.../spanspan class=literalTextLiteral
Text/span
Then you just need:
.ellipsis { display:none; }
on one page
and
.literalText { display:none;}
on the
Hi!
Anybody here tried Etomite CMS?
http://www.etomite.org/
This is what they claim regadring web standards:
As the Etomite site itself shows, Etomite Content Management System
respects W3C standards. There is absolutely nothing in Etomite to
prevent you from having a fully compliant website.
Lynne,I ran across your input regarding WP being used as a cms tool and I agree with you. I'm interested to get your thoughts on using Movable Type as a CMS. BryanOn Tue, 12 Sep 2006 12:16:38 1000,
cms@webstandardsgroup.org cms@webstandardsgroup.org wrote:
From: Lynne Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date:
Yes, I use it on my own site www.holt-online.info and have found it
excellent. Another Etomite based site I am currently working on is
www.exhaust.uk.net
Ian
Hi!
Anybody here tried Etomite CMS?
http://www.etomite.org/
This is what they claim regadring web standards:
As the Etomite site
And just as a final (from someone who regularly builds
sites for NGOs) I'm going to give the same opinion I always
do.
Visit http://cmsmadsimple.org . This ripper of a
CMS, though still in its infancy, has finally gone to
v1.0.1.
It assumes you, or someone else with XHTML/CSS knowledge,
On 13 Sep 2006, at 00:57, Paul Noone wrote:
And just as a final (from someone who regularly builds sites for
NGOs) I'm going to give the same opinion I always do.
Visit http://cmsmadsimple.org . This ripper of a CMS, though still
in its infancy, has finally gone to v1.0.1.
That link
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A very lean issue this time folks :)
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There have been a few complaints from people who have not been able to
Ok I'm having a few problems with internet explorer.
This is the site I'm working on: http://dev.riverhousecatering.com/ Its
not the most pretty site in the world but I'm sure you'll get over it.
Anyway...
Firstly I have a large area of content that is simply disappearing, its
not floated
Ok now its my turn to grib about Internet ExplorerIm redesigning my webpage (http://www.jp2designs.com) and i have three problems with Internet explorer that work fine in mozilla firefox.
the style sheet location is at: http://www.jp2designs.com/Style.cssONE: I have a min width but it doesnt work
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