Eine der Neuerungen in Textpattern 4.0.7 liegt in den erweiterten Fähigkeiten vieler Templatetags. Am Beispiel einer einfachen Navigation über zwei Ebenen lässt sich der dafür nötige Gedankengang nachvollziehen.
Textpattern 4.0.7 bringt Artikel mit Ablaufdatum
Nicht jede Veröffentlichung im Web ist für die Ewigkeit gedacht, und deswegen gibt’s in Textpattern CMS ab Version 4.0.7 Artikel mit Ablaufdatum.
How to install a Sun Java plugin for Google Chrome
Google released a new browser dubbed Chrome recently – you might have noticed if you haven’t been hiding under a rock this past week. Probably due to its Beta status, Google Chrome requires a few helping hints to get Java working as a plugin.
Here’s how to get the Sun Java plugin working in Google Chrome:
- Install Google Chrome (you probably did this already).
- Start Google Chrome.
- Download the “Kernel Installation JRE file
jre-6u10-rc-windows-i586-p-iftw-k.exe”.
- Run
jre-6u10-rc-windows-i586-p-iftw-k.exefrom your download location. - Terminate and restart Google Chrome.
- Verify your install.
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Multi-lingual articles in Textpattern: A poor man’s solution
As it goes for multi-lingual Textpattern powered sites, a full-fledged solution like Textpattern MLP supports a truly babylonian site architecture, from articles straight through to section names and random text snippets.
Sometimes this is just too much.
Fun with Zebras (and Textpattern 4.0.7)
Textpattern 4.0.7, yet to be released, improves in the details. So much in fact, that a modest wave of example code snippets might help to grok some of the newly opened possibilities.
So here’s my take on an evergreen: Zebra-striped lists.
