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deanloh,

Misspelling of engineering ("engineerinh") in third line of the Welcome message on the main page. The extended version on the "About Us" page is correct.

Looks good.

Tyr

I have not experienced any problems and I visit the forum 2-3+ times each day.

Tyr

I noticed what appear to be a few typos in the English version:

1) en > Company > Strategy > Tearget; Should it be "Target" instead of "Tearget?

2) en > News & Ewents; Should be "News & Events"

Hope that helps!

I know, Pappnase -- no offense taken.

Tyr

OK, OK -- so my fat fingers made a typo. Yes, Pappnase, I intended to type 1.2. Thanks for catching that error.

Be patient! It's still 1.1-RC4. I'm sure Oliver is still working like crazy on the "content-anywhere" and the other functionality planned for 1.2, but was considerate enough to the user community to give us what is available now rather than have us wait a few more weeks.

Thanks Oliver!

worked just fine -- the achnor was added correctly. However, did not work for me -- no hyperlink was formed.

Looks nice. I noticed on a few pages the content pushes the main content area out on the sides a bit. This is especially true for the "Waarom eSOL?" page at http://www.esol.be/9.0.0.1.0.0.shtml. The second paragraph under "5. Internationale standaarden" pushes the sides out quite a bit.

At least ...

Do you want a unique destination URL for each random image, rather than one common URL?

Great work! Keep it up.

Or maybe set the style to hide the logo for all media except for printing.

The links DO refer to existing pages. The system presents a more user-friendly or search engine-friendly URL on the frontend, but the phpWCMS translates the nicer-looking URL internally so you get the correct content.

When teh seach engines index your site they equate the content with the re ...

Could you use CSS to create a styled list (vertical) rather than an in-line list like NAV_LIST_TOP? Just a thought.

I tested it using "is" and the "next"/ "prev" links worked. I'm using IE6 on WIndows 2000.

date("Y") is a php system variable. It's results is the current year (2004). Nothing fancy here. I intendd it as an illustration.

Instead of using <? print $param[index][mnu_accueil]; ?> you could use Oliver's replacement tags like such: [PHP] print $param[index][mnu_accueil]; [/PHP] to get the ...