My project creating an Accessible Administrator Template is coming along. I've restructured part of it. The different submenus lacked clarity so I switched to a tabbed menu and moved them above the toolbar icons. This makes it more obvious what section you are in. As you look at the graphic you will also note that I have pulled out most of the styling, going back to almost a wireframe. Once I...
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Tabs Come to the Accessible Administrator Template
GSOC JConnect Status Update 3
It's ready
JConnect - The Integration Engine for Joomla is now pretty much ready. (OK we say it BETA). Before we going into much details lets talk about it's features. It can do following with it's External Applications.. (Currently only Elgg)
- Dual-way communication..
whatever the changes you made to a user(Create,Update,Delete) it'll affect to Both Joomla and ExApp. no mater where you...
Workflow extension [ BETA ]
I'll start by explaining how the extension works , I won't dive into any technical details
This extension allows website administrator to define a workflow "i.e a process" of content publishing, Let's consider a scenario where the administrator runs a magazine with 3 content categories, Each one of these categories is managed by a team.
Joomla! Day Brazil 2009
After a very tough dispute between the two largest cities in Brazil - Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, the Wonderful City, as Rio is also known, was chosen as headquarters for the Joomla! Day Brazil 2009. The place where the event will be carried through, at the feet of the Sugar Loaf mountain, has a conference room for 300 people and an ample space for coffee-break and networking.
Important...
JED to be 100% GPL at Midnight
New webmasters appointed for the community site
I'm very pleased to announce that this call for volunteers worked out great. We can now introduce...
Multilingual CiviCRM: Changes to Translation Tools
All of my work on multilingual CiviCRM features, while required by many worldwide, cross-border and/or multi-cultural organisations, would be in vain if it weren’t for the hard and very under-appreciated work of numerous translators, contributing many man-hours to over thirty CiviCRM translations hosted on our translations server – hence one of my Google Summer of Code sub-projects was to...
Module editing at the frontend
After last week's post, I've now completed editing of module parameters in a modal popup. Edit icons appear next to the module titles which can be clicked to edit the module parameters. I've deliberately disallowed editing of advanced and other parameters from the modal popup at the front-end to avoid complexity. If it is a custom HTML module, then its content can also be edited via the modal...
What You Want From Your Desktop Content Manager
Hi everyone,
As I have foretold in my last blog that I am working over a Desktop App which will serve as an interface to J! installation, I would now request you to help me in this context. When I submitted my specs I was asked about the features I would like to add apart from the one which the app intends to do. The best answer to this question can be given only by the end-users. So I think...
Thanks for joomla.asia
Just a quick 'thank you' to Akarawuth Tamrareang for recently donating the domain joomla.asia to the Joomla project. While we don't plan to at this stage run a separate website, it's nice to know that top level domains like this belong to the Joomla project. Sadly, many people try to misuse domains on the back of the success of the Joomla name.
Akarawuth Tamrareang (aka Krit) has been apart of...
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