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This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
My first EE site (which is no longer live, thankfully) was a total mess. I had no idea how to use custom fields and field groups, opting instead to have one field group for all of my weblogs.
I learned a lot from that site. But I learned the most from the one that crashed and burned at launch.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
Mark Croxton created the great Stash add-on, among many others you may use, like Switchee. Stash is free but he is requesting that you donate to his choice of charity: The Cambodian Children’s Charity.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
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Mission accomplished.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
Get to it, everyone! Let’s make this effort a success.
This is an on-going series of entries where we highlight EE experiences.
Yes! Refactoring and improving content structure is great! Remember going back to your first EE projects and wondering “What the heck was I thinking?” I love this industry for the fact you’re always learning and always on your toes, and always finding ways to improve things.
This is an on-going series of entries where we highlight EE experiences.
ExpressionEngine (and pMachine) are certainly excellent tools many have been using for years.
Keep making awesome!
This is an on-going series of entries where we highlight EE experiences.
Nice to see high profile web folk giving ExpressionEngine some love!
This is an on-going series of entries where we highlight EE experiences.
This is indeed quite nifty. Setting up publish layouts can be tedious at times. So, the ability to duplicate channel preferences, including publish layouts, is a nice timesaver.
This is an on-going series of entries where we highlight EE experiences.
I love Stash too. It’s like black magic. If you haven’t had the chance to play with it yet, check out this amazing tutorial written by Adrienne Travis.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
This is a on-going series of entries where I highlight EE experiences.
And a good follow-up tweet:
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