The beginning of May ‘corePHP’ attended the CMS Expo for the 4th time. This year was a complete blast and the best yet. Over the 4 days of attending the Expo we learned a lot of useful new material and met a great deal of new faces. We thank everyone who came out to make the Expo a complete success and we look forward to attending next year.
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CMS Expo Presentations
Wednesday, May 11th, 2011 by Rafael CorralOur new plugin makes CSS3 in IE (and any other browser) easy!
Monday, May 2nd, 2011 by Jonathan
What is this?
Anyone who has tried to add CSS3 to their site knows how difficult and time consuming it is to figure out the correct code for the correct browsers. Also, how do I make it work with IE? Wonder no more! With the Automated CSS3 Generator Plugin all you need to do is enter the values for the CSS3 you need and it does the rest. It also only outputs the CSS for the browser you are using so you won’t need 4 lines of CSS to do a simple rounded corner anymore. Read the rest of this entry »
Controlling Joomla! templates depending on menu you use
Thursday, August 26th, 2010 by JonathanWe have been working on building a multi-school Joomla! website and there have been many hurdles to overcome since Joomla! isn’t a multi-site CMS. After searching for anything that’s common across each school, I realized the menu for each school could be used as a common denominator. If I could set a variable depending on which menu is loaded on the page then I can do just about anything I want, such as change the logo, set a unique CSS class, etc. After meeting with our developers we figured out how to do this and I’ll share it with all of you in case you ever need to do the same.
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How to use countModules in any Joomla! file
Friday, August 6th, 2010 by JonathanOne of the core parts of creating Joomla! templates is using $this->countModules to show or hide code depending on if a module is in a particular position on the page. It is very powerful and it makes your templates very dynamic according to what is happening on the page. So what happens if you need to do this outside of the template index.php file? Save yourself a huge headache and use the following code in any file to check for a module position:
jimport( 'joomla.application.module.helper' );
if(count(JModuleHelper::getModules('left'))) {
put your code here
}A very powerful addition to you Joomla! PHP library!
New Store + New Products = New future
Thursday, December 4th, 2008 by Michael PignataroCheck out the changes in the ‘corePHP’ store! It has been rebuilt from the ground up. All of our old products are available, plus many new ones like Community ACL and WordPress. We also have a number of products in development…keep reading for a sneak peek of future releases! Of course, we’re not sharing everything. We want some of it to remain a surprise! Read the rest of this entry »