DotNetNuke Blog

3

Apr

2013

EasyDNNGallery

Adding EasyDNNGallery to the site

Author: James Nagy

Ok, now I've done it. I added the EasyDNNGallery v5.0 module to the site and it has some really cool features. I also had PowerDNN upgrade the site to v7.0.4 and that went smoothly as well.  So it was just some changes the skin (updated to Gravity from DarkKnight), updating both the core and some modules, then adding some new content and features to the site. Now let's talk about this latest version of EasyDNNGallery shall we...

Comments (837) Number of views (43825) Article rating: No rating

26

Feb

2013

Thinking responsive when adding content to your DotNetNuke site

Scott Wilkenson's talk at February 5 CADUG meeting

Author: Don Gingold

If you missed Scott's presentation at the February meeting, he has kindly written it up for us on his website. Check it out:

Responsive design has been a big buzzword for the last several months. At this point, there are tons of responsive skins on the DNN Store. But don't fool yourself into thinking that buying a responsive skin is the end of making your site responsive. This article attempts to explain some basic responsive techniques and how to use them in your HTML content. 

Comments (377) Number of views (21242) Article rating: No rating
Read more

Categories: DotNetNuke Blog

Tags:

1

Nov

2011

Welcome to the CADUG Blog

Author: James Nagy

New Blog for the Chicago Area DotNetNuke Users Group.

Comments (79) Number of views (12646) Article rating: 4.0

Search the Blog

DotNetNuke User Groups Facebook Fan Page - Chicago DotNetNuke Users Group LinkedIn Group - Chicago Area DotNetNuke Users Group Twitter Feed - @ChicagoDNN Google+ CADUG Community
«December 2024»
SunMonTueWedThuFriSat
24252627282930
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
2930311234

Wanna blog here?

We want you...

If you are into DotNetNuke like we are and you want to contribute to the community, then jump over to the Contact Us page and let us know that you want to be a contributor on this website. We will create an account for you and let you blog away about DotNetNuke. Not sure about writing, ok, how about finding DotNetNuke news stories and/or events and posting them here as well.  

We are looking for all types of DotNetNuke users. All we ask that you keep your posts professional, relevant and non-promotional.

Please help grow our community and get involved today!