Posted by: Jennifer Driller
in Business on Mar 23, 2010
Although many firms can build web sites, Drillerweb builds sites that get results. Getting our clients results doesn’t just make for a nice tagline; it’s why we stand-alone. How do we do this you ask? Great question. First, we listen very carefully to you. You tell us what you hope to accomplish with your site and we help you develop a strategy, design a site and implement content on an ongoing basis that will help you reach your goals.
Posted by: Jennifer Driller
in Joomla on Nov 28, 2009
It's true Joomla is an open-source free CMS (content management system), but that doesn't mean there is no cost involved. The cost is usually in time spent on the learning curve.
Now there are some decent tutorials out there and even a manual you can download and read. If you're cash-poor and time-rich, then that's the way to go. Or if you're one of those people who just love to learn new programs or systems, Joomla can be a satisfying topic.
Posted by: Jennifer Driller
in Joomla on May 18, 2009
I'm working on a site that needs areas devoted to two different types of users. we opted to use groups to divide the sections of the web user experience. Let's call the first category of groups "Projects" and the second category "Vendors".
First create the categories in the backend administrator area. Make note of the category IDs. Then create some sample groups for testing purposes. Call them project 1, project 2 (assign them to the Projects categor) and vendors 1, and vendors 2 assigned to the Vendors category.
Posted by: Jennifer Driller
in Joomla on Oct 28, 2008
Ran into an issue recently where the client wanted to add some custom text on the Add Entry form in Sigsiu's SOBI2. SOBI2 is a directory component for Joomla. I thought I'd post how we did it.
I edited the file form.class.php located in the components/com_sobi2 folder.
