John Horner wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of articles about web design seem to assume that
the web developer/designer is working in the commercial sector, and
often it's assumed that we're freelance too.
I'd argue that not only the articles, but some of the tools and CMS are
more aimed at
Hi,
I am currently Canberra-based and tend to more government than corporate work -
I think that this is just the nature of the local market. I've worked in
corporate environments in the past, but nowadays mostly government.
Best regards, Andrew
Andrew Boyd
Consultant
SMS Management
Public, and I work with a small team of specialists.
As far as I see it, the public sector is fairly serious and strong
transferable competencies are demanded from you. As such you tend to get
less nonsense communication with clients, you're constantly developing a
more honest expertise, and
I work for a commercial agency making microsites and have done
freelancing in the private sector too. I haven't to date worked in the
Public sector and don't anticipate doing so. I think the private sector
probably allows more creative freedom (taking into account company
branding) and less
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
Thanks,
Elaine
Web Designer
http://www.webdandy.co.uk
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On 12/9/07 (06:17) John said:
So I wonder, how many people on this list are in the commercial sector
and how many are in the non-profit / public / government / education
sector?
I'm a one-man design studio (can't quite stand the 'boutique' label ;-)
and as such I work for whoever brings their
On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:13 AM, Web Dandy Design wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between
Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
Modx cms
tee
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On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:13 AM, Web Dandy Design wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
Modx cms
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Does anyone have any thoughts on Text Pattern?
http://www.textpattern.com/
Marghanita
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Web Dandy Design wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
No takers? I'll answer the question: Plone.
You'll need Python (pretty rare on servers as a whole) as opposed to the
far more widespread PHP to run the shebang, but I find
Hi,
No takers? I'll answer the question: Plone.
I'll second that. We've been using Zope for some time in my current
workplace and are now moving to Plone.
Plone comes out of the box with good standards support, although you'll
naturally want to customise the look and feel -- you can give a
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On 9/12/07, Marghanita da Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tee G. Peng wrote:
On Sep 12, 2007, at 2:13 AM, Web Dandy Design wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
Modx cms
snip
Does anyone have any thoughts on Text
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between
Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
These and related are as accessible as their programmers make them. I find
them all difficult to configure for the reason that one is limited my
mambots, modules, plugins, etc which are made to add
On 12/9/07 (14:55) Bruce said:
These and related are as accessible as their programmers make them. I find
them all difficult to configure for the reason that one is limited my
mambots, modules, plugins, etc which are made to add functions and wysiwyg
editors. All the code in the templates (if
This article may be useful:
http://juicystudio.com/article/choosing-an-accessible-cms.php
Regards,
-Vlad
http://xstandard.com
XStandard XHTML WYSIWYG Editor for CMS
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Hey List,
I am stuck with a special problem (aren't all problems :-) ). Anyway I have a
centered 3col layout with max-width and min-width (resizes nicely to fit
800x600) and left and right col fixed width. I float the columns left,left,right
to position the stuff. Needless to say the center
Hi,
I work for a commercial agency that has government and public clients.
gRTz
ben
John Horner wrote:
I've noticed that a lot of articles about web design seem to assume that
the web developer/designer is working in the commercial sector, and
often it's assumed that we're freelance too.
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I use both Wordpress and Expression Engine and don't find WP any less
capable of outputting exactly what you put into it than EE. The only time
I find you ever have to edit core WP files is if you're using the inbuilt
sidebar widgets functionality; otherwise it's not an issue.
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ben van 't ende [netcreators] wrote:
Hey List,
[...] When I drop the borders all is well AFAICS in all browsers. I
can see that in the two Linux browsers mentioned before the width of
the center column is 2px more than in other browsers. This means to
me the width is calculated differently
ben van 't ende [netcreators] wrote:
Hey List,
I am stuck with a special problem (aren't all problems :-) ). Anyway I have a
centered 3col layout with max-width and min-width (resizes nicely to fit
800x600) and left and right col fixed width. I float the columns left,left,right
to position the
Wow! Gunlaug. Amazing I knew there had to be a solution. I am still wondering
why this works. Isn't CSS wonderous?
tHNx a lot
ben
Gunlaug Sørtun wrote:
ben van 't ende [netcreators] wrote:
Hey List,
[...] When I drop the borders all is well AFAICS in all browsers. I
can see that in the
On Sep 12, 2007, at 7:57 AM, Vlad Alexander (XStandard) wrote:
This article may be useful:
http://juicystudio.com/article/choosing-an-accessible-cms.php
Hmm, I wonder why they didn't include Modx. The survey was done in
May, maybe Modx (v 0.9.5) wasn't quite ready yet! The v.9.6 has
On 12/09/2007, at 7:13 PM, Web Dandy Design wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone advise on the most accessible, open-source CMS between
Joomla,
Drupal or Plone?
Thanks,
I'd encourage you to take a look at Silverstripe. It's flexible --
you have *full* control of the markup that it outputs and it's
Tee wrote:
Personally I don't think there is a fully accessible
WYSIWYG Editor existed that delivers pure clean code.
It all depends on how you define fully. XStandard has a keyboard accessible
interface and most definitely delivers clean, accessible markup.
Regards,
-Vlad
http://xstandard.com
ben van 't ende [netcreators] wrote:
Wow! Gunlaug. Amazing I knew there had to be a solution. I am still
wondering why this works. Isn't CSS wonderous?
Yes, CSS can be wondrous at times.
A block-element occupy space to the outside of its margins. Floats are
no exception, but negative
On Sep 12, 2007, at 5:43 PM, Vlad Alexander (XStandard) wrote:
Tee wrote:
Personally I don't think there is a fully accessible
WYSIWYG Editor existed that delivers pure clean code.
It all depends on how you define fully. XStandard has a keyboard
accessible interface and most definitely
I don't mean to be difficult, but I'm always baffled by this question.
A CMS, presumably, outputs the code you tell it to output. Whether it
serves up accessible/valid is completely up to you.
To put it another way, a CMS which won't allow you to output
standards-based code is by definition not
John Horner wrote:
I don't mean to be difficult, but I'm always baffled by this question.
A CMS, presumably, outputs the code you tell it to output. Whether it
serves up accessible/valid is completely up to you.
To put it another way, a CMS which won't allow you to output
standards-based code
On 9/13/07, Marghanita da Cruz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From another perspective, could someone relying on assistive technology
contribute webpages?
This is what i always wonder with these questions, too. I can think of a lot
of examples where the administration/editing interface is
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