SBE36.ORG Uses JW_Tribute
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- Our http://sbe36.org home site for the Society of Broadcast Engineers, San Diego Chapter, uses the JW_Tribute template. I modified the CSS to allow caps on the news headlines, and modified the Banners component somewhat to add my own text line. I use the very minimalist Letterman newsletter component after having a few problems with alternates. And I'm using ExtCalendar, but the data is redundant with events news items, so I may switch to a system of showing events as a news headlines list in the menu column. Also haven't figured out yet how to randomize the top banner photo, which I currently rotate about once a month.
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- Tom Rowe
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Gary Stigall wrote:
Our http://sbe36.org home site for the Society of Broadcast Engineers, San Diego Chapter, uses the JW_Tribute template. I modified the CSS to allow caps on the news headlines, and modified the Banners component somewhat to add my own text line. I use the very minimalist Letterman newsletter component after having a few problems with alternates. And I'm using ExtCalendar, but the data is redundant with events news items, so I may switch to a system of showing events as a news headlines list in the menu column. Also haven't figured out yet how to randomize the top banner photo, which I currently rotate about once a month.
You need to check your padding on the left column. Checked it with IE and MOZ.
Tom Rowe
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- Stew Thompson
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You can put those modules that you currently have on the left in the user 4 and it will fix the padding
see www.jamboworks.com/Products/Available_Te...-_Oct_2005_Template/ - www.bentonhighschool.com/
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Padding is slighty off but not the end of the world.
You look like you have some good quality and unique content which some people dont realize how hard that can be ;D I would also get the search engine friendly URL's working IMO.
Good job and good luck with the site.
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