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byronc

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  1. For someone who does not know web design - talking about "no follow" and "making a contextual link" are pretty advanced.... not adding up Maybe I am paranoid...
  2. We really need to get some sort of internet police going
  3. im not a wordpress guru, but surely this is just assigning cstegories or tags to certain posts and creating menus that display those categories.
  4. Hi, you dont have to have autorefresh, I dont believe your example page is doing that either All they are doing is editing an article in word press and adding a few lines at the top and saving (or at the bottom and saving) \EASY/ So all you do is create a nice page in wordpress and keep editing(and saving) it every few minutes (as admin).
  5.    byronc reacted to a post in a topic: the cost?
  6.    jamesosix reacted to a post in a topic: CMS or static?
  7. I use a CMS most of the time as there are thousands of plugins. unfortunately no matter what, you will need to know html and probably a bit more. I choose joomla some years ago and stuck with it as the learning curve is large and now am into bespoke stuff on there. I do use wordpress now and again. I think for flexible design - a pure html site is easier to set up. As a developer its nice to grab a professional CMS template with a client and then modify it to their needs
  8. Seriously? what are you blabbing about?
  9. Brochure websites will all go the way of self edit. At some point html, seo etc will be abstracted away and all a company will have to do is put in some design and copy. The trickier stuff will obviously always be the domain of a designer and a developer and luckily as technology keeps advancing there will always be some need for our skills - if we stay relevant. You guys who think 101 is ****e should realize its only the beginning.. And while im on the rant We should not be adapting our sites to search engines, they should be adapting to our sites, no matter what tech we use...
  10. They probably have a bunch of web designers and developers who have created the application you use to create the websites. Its not simple by a long shot.
  11. Hi, I dont think you are correct, search engines need text to index.
  12. Not sure I would care to spend time on it to be honest. They wont be competing anywhere near you business wise. for all you know its a one man show/student
  13. you have to put in what you are doing currently. you are far to nioe, your present employer should not at any time know your leaving. Its poor show to get a refernece off your current employer. end of! If you can't get another job, where does that leave you? sitting with an employer who thinks you might leave anytime - so they stop giving you good stuff to work on, major projects, stop building on you. ge a job then tell them then leave
  14. for me its bottom right
  15. seriously, there are a lot of differences .It wont just work. the template details xml formats have changed go here for a step by step http://www.ostraining.com/blog/joomla/update-a-joomla-15-template/
  16. i think there are some differences - just jump to joomla.org and search around there - loads of tutorials for upgrading
  17. the text is partially unreadable? good start, has some content and tricks, but says "no polish" to me keep going at least your original. I would just go bastardzier a temnplate myself, but I am more of a we developer

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