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Fake is Fake
RapidWeaver blog plugin
I’ve seen the blog page improve by leaps and bounds in my years of developing for RapidWeaver. It’s probably been one of the most actively developed page styles in the RapidWeaver arsenal.
From tagging, to categorizing, archiving and permalinks, RapidWeaver covers many of the basic needs of any would be blogger. And it’s all within the drag-n-drop comfort of our favorite web authoring app.
RapidWeaver's Blog
Sep 2009
Can RapidWeaver be used by professionals?
28/Sep/09 03:06 PM Filed in: Main Ideas
The quick answer is yes/no... that doesn’t help does it. Yes there is no reason why RapidWeaver can’t be used by professional web designers for some things, but one tool won’t always fit the bill for every situation. It really depends on what your needs are. To be honest, RapidWeaver, now at version 4, is a powerful enough tool to be used extensively by any professional and there are many situations where I might find myself using it. Read More...
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More on multiple CSS classes
22/Sep/09 09:45 PM Filed in: How-To's
Recently (and I mean more recently than the date of this fake plog post would lead you to believe), Ben Counsell of Realmac Software wrote a post on using multiple css classes on a single HTML element. He hits on a few good points, but as for myself, dealing with the sea of id’s and classes that we have to work with in RapidWeaver theme development Read More...