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  • Developing a Sitefinity Intra-Site Module

    Over the past couples of months I’ve spent some of time here developing with Sitefinity and how modules give developers real power to extend Sitefinity. The actual implementation of a simple intra-site module takes no time at all and basically requires only 1 class(module class) and a few user controls so you can provide module functionality to front and back end.

    First things first ensure you have the Sitefinity website setup and ready to add your module. Next you need to to add your module class to the App_Code folder. The new module class must inherit from the Telerik WebModule ...

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  • Sitefinity 3.6 - A Whistle Stop Tour

    Here at Light Speed IT Solutions we use Sitefinity CMS (Content Management System) for the basis of all our CMS websites.  The CMS itself installed with relative ease and presents a user friendly look and feel whilst allowing us to integrate our own customisations.  Sitefinity like standard ASP.NET sites allows the use of both themes and master pages and custom controls can be made by using user controls.  Now for this introduction post to Sitefinity I’m going to discuss my opinions and thoughts from both a user and developer point of view.


    First and foremost my first impressions as a ...

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  • The Importance of Accessibility

     

    Lately I’ve been doing some work on accessibility and just thought I’d share my findings with you. I’m going to look at what you can do to help make your site as accessible as possible and also a couple of techniques of implementation.

     

    Firstly let’s cover the basics of accessibility which would help you and I just as much as anyone else.  Make sure you have unique and descriptive pages titles, headings and links which are meaningful, therefore avoid the “click here” links and poor use of headings. You should ensure your pages have well structure headings which actually ...

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