In this screencast we will start exploring MODx Revolution, which at the time of this posting is at Beta 5. We will install Revolution and then proceed to look a little bit at the manager, create a resource, install some addons, and just start to get a feel for it. While Revolution is still in [...]
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Exploring MODx Revolution
December 21st, 2009 · 22 Comments · MODx, Screencasts
Tags: MODx·Revolution
From XHTML/CSS to MODx Template – Part 5
November 27th, 2009 · 8 Comments · MODx, Screencasts, Tutorials
In the final part of this series, we’ll solve the little problem we ran into in the last screencast, and then proceed to finish off this part of our templating project. I hope that you’ve enjoyed this series and that you’ve learned something about working with MODx templates that will be useful to your own [...]
Tags: Evolution 1.0+·modx templating·MODx tutorial·xhtml/css
From XHTML/CSS to MODx Template – Part 4
November 26th, 2009 · No Comments · MODx, Screencasts, Tutorials
In part 4, the focus of our work is on snippets, and we get our website navigation working using the Wayfinder snippet. We also start working with the Ditto snippet to pull in client testimonials. This is the longest screencast of the series at around 30 minutes. I was hoping to finish in this part [...]
Tags: Evolution 1.0+·modx templating·MODx tutorial·xhtml/css
From XHTML/CSS to MODx Template – Part 3
November 25th, 2009 · No Comments · MODx, Screencasts, Tutorials
In part 3 of this series, we’re continue porting our template into MODx, and the focus here is working with chunks to organize and structure our template and make it more manageable. Useful Links MODx Beginner Tutorials - Working with Chunks
Tags: Evolution 1.0+·modx templating·MODx tutorial·xhtml/css
From XHTML/CSS to MODx Template – Part 2
November 24th, 2009 · 2 Comments · MODx, Screencasts, Tutorials
In part 2 of this series, we start pulling the XHTML/CSS template into the MODx website and using MODx placeholders to dynamically pull in information and settings into our site. I just want to quickly mention that the reason I had to address the issue with jQuery and QuickEdit is because I upgraded this site [...]
Tags: Evolution 1.0+·modx templating·MODx tutorial·xhtml/css


