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Adventures in TYPO3
Hi, my name is Ron Hall and I'm a web developer living near Dallas, TX.
My intention in this blog is to ramble about what I have discovered in my TYPO3 adventures and in so doing I hope to provide some help, perspective and maybe even humor to others on their own TYPO3 journey. I will talk about people I have connected with, resources I have found, give typoscript examples and recommend extensions.
If you get a chance I invite you to visit my main blog at www.busynoggin.com/blog. It contains all of these posts and more. Plus all the posts are categorized for reference.
Wednesday 05. of March 2008 Boiler Plate Content for Styling Checks
Recently I have put together some code to help with checking CSS styling on sites. Basically I have put together XHTML code that contains pretty much all of the elements you will use in your work. You can paste this code into...
Thursday 17. of January 2008 Launch of a Mult-Campus TYPO3 Site
The first of the year found me pretty busy helping to put together a large TYPO3-driven site for Christ Fellowship in Florida. We launched the site last Friday at gochristfellowship.com. This site has some unique features that...
Wednesday 02. of January 2008 Out on My Own
Well, today is my first day of being in full-time web development with my company, Busy Noggin, Inc.
For the last 17 years I have served Irving Bible Church (IBC) as communications director with a season of additional...
Saturday 27. of October 2007 Dealing with the Leopard Menu Bar
Got Leopard installed this morning and one thing I hate. The translucent menu bar at the top. Not an improvement IMHO.
There is at least one hack out there but didn't want to go that route. I hope sometime in the future Apple...
Thursday 06. of September 2007 RSS Feed for New and Updated Extensions
At our last Dallas TYPO3 Users Group meeting, one of the guys mentioned an RSS feed that lists new and newly updated extensions. Putting this in my newsreader has made it much easier for me to keep up with additions to the TER....
