Enough Technical Mumbo-Jumbo, Let's See Some Screenshots
The old version of the home page:
The new version:
As you can see, the new version is cleaner, more modern, and (partially as a consequence of finally adapting to a world with wider displays than 800×600) has quite a bit more room to breath between elements. It probably still won't get featured in any design galleries, but that isn't the point: this site exists to sell software. (I rush to add that this isn't …
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Screenshots ( Matrix) - Type ( P&T Dropdown), Image (File), Caption (Text)
Thumbnail (File)
Is this a case story? ( Select Dropdown)
Process ( Matrix) - Heading (Text), Description ( Wygwam), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File), Image (File)
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Custom Homepage CSS ( Textarea)
Big Screen Custom Homepage CSS ( Textarea)
Homepage Summary ( Textarea)
Carousel Thumbnail (File)
Client ( Relationship…
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…test/spec file (if one exists).
See the README file for more information on installation and usage.
Thanks
I would just quickly like to give another quick thanks to Aaron Patterson for pointing out the Coverage module in Ruby 1.9 and inspiring this, hopefully, helpful little gem. Also another big thanks to Stuart Garner for pushing me to package this up and release it to the world.
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Tightly integrated with Socialauth . ( Screenshots)
Gravavtar support
Moderation features (Close, stikify, make announcement etc.)
Ajax based posting
We are starting our forums based on this app, so we plan to be supporting and developing this for foreseeable future. Fork this on Github or check this out now .
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…listed in the horizontal navigation, featuring Trial, Purchase, Features, Screenshots, Support, and About Us, and the main content on their front page and the Features page is a list of features.
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