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Courty
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Site for Radio Control Shop

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Hi Guys,

Original post was lost due to forum problems.

Been doing site for a while now but only discovered CMSMS abotu a year ago, Love it !! so simple I have my local vicar looking after his own site !

Just wanted to post my latest site http://www.avicraft.co.uk

The client wanted it to be kept clean and simple looking but wanted some "features" but also to be able to maintain it himself. - uses a very simple template (based on the default)

Modules used are :-
Album            0.9.2 - used standard for Pictures page
Bookmarks      2.0.1 - small changes to templates/layout
Cataloger        0.5.5 - Used for product items for the picture features and eventually for selling
FormBuilder    0.4.4 - used for the Questionare (small template changes)
Glossary          0.5.1 - Highly Hacked code and templates to make the FAQ section and be able to have several on one page.

Also have a couple of user tags to do a custom footer (including Google analytics), a custom module to do the local weather (not complete as it won't pass W3C compliance after converting the XML feed) and my own random banner custom hack.

Let me know what you think.

Courty
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Re: Site for Radio Control Shop

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Nice clean site, like the question form...

Funny the image on home page looks like the guy has something from the plane body in his mouth... ;)
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Re: Site for Radio Control Shop

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LOL, you know I never noticed that    :D :D .

That's the owner, the graphics were all supplied by them - May be I should visit with my camera  ;)

The 10% off Questionare was done in FormBuilder - the trick to get each question in it's own box is to use the -Fieldset Start and -Fieldset End elements before and after each question - the clean style is a hack of the CSS which I moved from the demo version (originally included in the form itself) into it's own style sheet.

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Yep I knew how you did it, just a lot of questions on how to do stuff/styling with the forms and this was your first post...
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