A lot of people have the problem that when you are logged into the Concrete5 backend, the edit bar can move things around in your design. Here is an easy way to add a specific class to your <body> tag so you can adjust positions of anything on the page while the edit bar is [...]
*UPDATE: Read the comments, the server hard drive was dying and that is the reason why files were never being cached. However these methods will still help speed your concrete5 website up.* If you’re using the new Concrete5 5.4.x package you may have noticed your website has slowed down from previous versions. After doing some [...]
A little while back I provided the design for Concert Catalog, an iPhone application that provides concert listings in your city. We just launched the splash page with a basic explanation and a download link, so get going eh! It’s free to download. The page ironically uses CU3ER (as one user on Twitter pointed out), [...]
I’m pleased to release a simple block called Social Icons. It functions similar to what you see on the left of this page, by entering a URL into the block, the icon and link will appear automatically pre-formated that can be changed with CSS. This block is free! You can download the block on the [...]
I’m please to announce I have been selected as a featured member on the concrete5 community page. Concrete5 certainly has changed the way I build websites and applications and I am proud to be apart of such a great open source community! If you haven’t joined the forums yet, now is a good time.
*Edit*: Just submitted version 1.2 to the Concrete5 Marketplace. This version now includes a wysiwyg editor, so you can now style your text, add images and customize the testimonial as much as you like. It also includes a new optional content textbox to add additional information below the testimonial. View the updated screenshots below! *Edit*: [...]
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