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my second, a revamp of an exisiting website
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2005 8:14 am
by amygdela
I've revamped this website. it's current state is quite wrecked, and was using a very poor and stubborn CMS with plain silly templates. I've rebuilt this website and used XHTML and CSS2 instead of tables, tables and even more tables... Result:
total pages, with CMS and images are now about 30% smaller in filesize
the site runs like cat through water
the menu/navigation is quite sexy, if you ask me
it's CMSMS'ed
Well, here it is:
http://www.heilemafiscaal.nl/
Thanks for your feedback!
Re: my second, a revamp of an exisiting website
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 1:10 pm
by sandberg
It's nice! But maybe you should fix a design in Photoshop that is not so "sqare-ish".
I am quite impressed by your URL's. Can you please post your .htaccess here?
Re: my second, a revamp of an exisiting website
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2006 7:55 pm
by amygdela
it's so easy to get such sexy URL's...
The last line in your .htaccess file, change that to:
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RewriteRule ^(.+)\/$ index.php?page=$1 [QSA]
and then in your config.php, change the page extension to:
Great results huh?
About the design: the client wanted a straightforward, no hassle design without any visual things that could distract you from the contents...
// EDIT //
There are some slight problems with this though..
www.site.com/targetfolder is
NOT the same as
www.site.com/targetfolder[b]/[/b]!!! So you always have to link with the slash at the end of your links!
And linking to the adminpanel with
www.site.com/admin wont work anymore either... you gotta link to
www.site.com/admin/index.php or login.php
Warning: This DOES wreck the Redirect functionality of cPanel!!!! It messes up the system and adds and unwanted ?page= after each link. So make sure you are either not using cPanel, or at least not the redirect functionality!
// EDIT //
Re: my second, a revamp of an exisiting website
Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 6:13 pm
by climberusa
I've just changed my site to do the following but now my images aren't linking correctly. Is there something I need to change in fckeditorx? Can I make the URL's absolute rather than relative? Since the pages are named
www.site.com/page1/ the image url is added to the end of that so instead of being linked to /images/image.jpg it is linked as /page1/images/image.jpg
How can I override this so fckeditor adds the image definitively?
Re: my second, a revamp of an exisiting website
Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2006 11:11 pm
by amygdela
add a base href to your header. Check out the source of the page.