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/noggins-notebook/. It contains all of these posts and more. Plus all the posts are categorized for reference.
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....
Well, I guess I have arrived as a blogger. Comment spam is becoming a problem. And as flattering as it is to be considered worthy of spamming, I really do not have time to rush into the TYPO3 backend to delete every bogus...
Sometime back I learned to set my doc type in TYPO3 by using TypoScript code like this: config.doctype = xhtml_trans This tells TYPO3 how to render content and what to set in the final HTML for the Document Type...
I ran into a series I think many of you might be interested in. The articles concentrate on search engine optimization (SEO) with TYPO3 and are written by John Dawson, a developer in Los Angeles. He has a general article on the...
I have finally started a personal project Ive been intending to tackle. The goal is to develop a code base and set of best practices for my web development efforts. For sometime I have seen the need and benefits of the...
In the TYPO3 community we spend much of our time talking about technical things such as how to configure a particular extension or the ins and outs of TypoScript. This is all fine and dandy, but sometimes we lose appreciation for...
For some time now I have used a little extension called "Improved t3skin" (extension key: t3skin_improved). It is intended to be installed alongside the default "TYPO3 skin" (extension key: t3skin). Improved t3skin makes some...