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http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Wed 19. Dec 2007, 00:03
by spazcer
This is the first of many websites I will be making in PHPwcms
http://magicomm.biz/index.phtml
I'm eventually going to add a blog and forum to it as well as front end login however I'm torn between adding the functionality with modules or waiting for a new release. I will probably resort to PHPBB for the forum unless anyone has a better solution.
I also had to create my own replacement tag for the file list template so i could display the info that was typed in through the backend.
I also changed the calendar mod a bit so that it displayed events for the whole year.
Posted: Wed 19. Dec 2007, 00:22
by 360fusion
I really like this site. Great use of colour, graphics and images. Nice work.
Did you create a new template for each category so the left nav will display each sub category? I tried nav setlevel ages ago but haven't used it for a while, is there another way to do it now other than different templates?
Ben
Posted: Thu 20. Dec 2007, 14:07
by axelko
Ben,
Just look here
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=14273.
Lift level is the magic word.
Level lift for the vertical navigation, beginning at the first level behind :
Code:
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[PHP]
if(isset($GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][1])) {
$level_id = $GLOBALS['LEVEL_ID'][1];
echo '<div class="nlu_navi1">'.LF;
echo '{NAV_LIST_UL:F,'.$level_id.',,act_path,active}';
echo '</div>';
}
[/PHP]
Greetz,
Axel
Posted: Thu 20. Dec 2007, 18:09
by spazcer
I actually did create multiple templates. At first i was just going to use one, but i wanted the freedom of being able to change the banners and look and feel of the main topics.
Jon
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Sat 22. Dec 2007, 16:53
by 360fusion
Well you learn something new everyday. I'll look into this over Christmas.
Thanks
Ben
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Wed 26. Dec 2007, 21:22
by nekket
I like this page. But there are some minor points which could be a little bit better (only small fixes):
- 1.) The headlines / H-tags. They are a little bit too strong in my opinion. It would be a little bit better if the color would not be so dark and if the font size would be a litte bit smaller.
- 2.) Color of links: the default blue color is a little bit boring - try it with a different color.
- 3.) Main menu (top of the page): the indicator which shows the active section is a little bit difficult to see. Perhaps you can use the 2pixel line on the top of each menu point to become a different color when the section is active.
- 4.) Sub menu: there is no indication which section is active.
- 5.) Conact form: try to format the form fields and buttons.
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Sun 30. Dec 2007, 22:37
by metti
The design is very nice, but the header (especialy the main-navi) somehow does not fit into the rest of the design and i think you should work a bit on design of the content (link-colors, contact-form etc.).
But all in all: nice site
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Tue 11. Mar 2008, 20:30
by spazcer
I added a blog. I used shinypixel's blog and modded it to have a sidebar, rss feed, and tags as well as formatted urls,
http://www.magicomm.biz/blog.phtml
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Tue 11. Mar 2008, 21:02
by Heiko H.
Hi,
I like it too, good job!
But a lot of errors in sourcecode
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 ... hp%3Findex
Heiko...
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Tue 11. Mar 2008, 21:21
by update
I added a blog
Is it core code hacking or a module? If the latter I'd be interested!
Re: http://magicomm.biz
Posted: Tue 11. Mar 2008, 23:24
by spazcer
http://forum.phpwcms.org/viewtopic.php?t=11637
I used his module and then edited the frontend.render and db.functions file as well as made a custom rssfeed.php. If anyone is interested id be more than happy to get it all organized and put it up somewhere.