Thanks, Marty and David. This other person probably did “hack” their EE install to make this work. You’re right, I don’t want to mess with this, taking the risk of messing up my website. I can live with “weblog”. Thanks for your help!
I don’t think that this can be done without getting under the hood of ExpressionEngine and modifying the core. I might be wrong about this, but I’ll look into and let you know what I find out.
I’m curious to know though, what scenerio you would want to use the word “section” instead of “weblog”. I’m guessing that you or someone in your team are the only ones that are going to be looking at the template code.
Thanks for the new EE install tips! I follow some of these myself.
When changing the “Section Designation Word”, is it possible to use, for example, “section” instead of “weblog” when writing the EE code? I saw this working in an EE 1.6.8 website.
Example Code:
{exp:section:entries section=“example”} content {/exp:section:entries}
“I was very pleased to find this site.I wanted to thank you for this great read!!
I definitely enjoying every little bit of it and I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you post.”
Hey Marty. Cool site. Glad to hear you’re getting into photography…
Oh, and just so you know - I’m contacting you through this comment page because your contact page has a bit of a problem.
I’m working on a very exciting book project at the moment about contemporary South African bicycle commuter culture. I think you might like it. Please have a look at this link - http://kck.st/c09uOF - and our website - http://www.bicycleportraits.co.za
We are using the Kickstarter pledge/reward social platform as an alternative way of raising funds by essentially taking pre-orders (with benefits, depending on the pledge amount) for the book from an online community who want to see the project succeed. It’s an interesting concept - truly independent, community based and very inspiring. Check it out…
I hope you like it. And please spread the word! We need pre-orders to reach our funding goal!
Thanks, Stan.
Stan Engelbrecht
Director / Photographer
Day One Publishing, South Africa
+27(0)82 928 6586 .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
silencebegan (Skype)
/bicycleportrait (Twitter) http://www.dayonepublications.com http://www.bicycleportraits.co.za
Thanks for the comment. Check out this website, they have loads of very nice info-graphics. Some are smaller than the ones I posted here, but some bigger. http://www.coolinfographics.com/
Thank you four for participating. The odds of winning were pretty good since there were only four of you, but in the end we could only have one winner. That person is Laura Letiecq. I will be contacting you with more details soon.
Thanks again and come back for the next giveaway soon.
Great post! My fiancee is an ace graphic designer/photographer/Photoshop master, and we are now collaborating on some web design projects. I’m helping her add web design to her skill set, and I think this post will be very helpful for her. Thanks!
You should also be able to get an in context view of your post in an appropriate template by using the ‘Live Look’ functionality EE provides.
Edit the preferences for the weblog/channel you want to be able to preview to select whichever template you want to use to ‘Live Look’ that weblog/channel, and then a ‘Live Look’ link should appear on your Edit screen in the control panel under the View column for those entries. Clicking on that should show your entry in all its glory, in the template you’ve specified.
That said, I’ve also used the technique you outline sometimes.
I almost lost your comment there. I actually downloaded all of the screencasts by Ryan Ireland. That is how I actually learned to build my first EE website: http://travelscope.net.
I’ve since designed and developed 4 (including this one) and I keep going back to eescreencasts. They’re a great resource!
On July 20th, 2010 at 7:28 AM
Adam thought that:
Thanks, Marty and David. This other person probably did “hack” their EE install to make this work. You’re right, I don’t want to mess with this, taking the risk of messing up my website. I can live with “weblog”.
Thanks for your help!
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On July 19th, 2010 at 5:08 PM
David Couillard thought that:
Hi Adam,
No it’s not possible to change the tags in EE 1.6…
Even if you change the Weblog word to Section you’ll still have to use the tag {exp:weblog:entries}
Maybe like Marty says if you hack the core of EE, but I doubt it’s really necessary to risk mess up with the whole site just to change the tags…
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On July 19th, 2010 at 3:25 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Hey Adam,
I don’t think that this can be done without getting under the hood of ExpressionEngine and modifying the core. I might be wrong about this, but I’ll look into and let you know what I find out.
I’m curious to know though, what scenerio you would want to use the word “section” instead of “weblog”. I’m guessing that you or someone in your team are the only ones that are going to be looking at the template code.
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On July 16th, 2010 at 11:28 AM
Adam thought that:
Thanks for the new EE install tips! I follow some of these myself.
When changing the “Section Designation Word”, is it possible to use, for example, “section” instead of “weblog” when writing the EE code? I saw this working in an EE 1.6.8 website.
Example Code:
{exp:section:entries section=“example”} content {/exp:section:entries}
Thanks so much!
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On June 2nd, 2010 at 12:19 AM
Resume Writing Services thought that:
“I was very pleased to find this site.I wanted to thank you for this great read!!
I definitely enjoying every little bit of it and I have you bookmarked to check out new stuff you post.”
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On May 27th, 2010 at 8:54 AM
Stan Engelbrecht thought that:
Hey Marty. Cool site. Glad to hear you’re getting into photography…
Oh, and just so you know - I’m contacting you through this comment page because your contact page has a bit of a problem.
I’m working on a very exciting book project at the moment about contemporary South African bicycle commuter culture. I think you might like it. Please have a look at this link - http://kck.st/c09uOF - and our website - http://www.bicycleportraits.co.za
We are using the Kickstarter pledge/reward social platform as an alternative way of raising funds by essentially taking pre-orders (with benefits, depending on the pledge amount) for the book from an online community who want to see the project succeed. It’s an interesting concept - truly independent, community based and very inspiring. Check it out…
I hope you like it. And please spread the word! We need pre-orders to reach our funding goal!
Thanks, Stan.
Stan Engelbrecht
Director / Photographer
Day One Publishing, South Africa
+27(0)82 928 6586
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
silencebegan (Skype)
/bicycleportrait (Twitter)
http://www.dayonepublications.com
http://www.bicycleportraits.co.za
Posted in: A Short Conversation With Liz Andrade of CMD+Shift Design
On April 20th, 2010 at 1:32 PM
Liz thought that:
thanks for including me on the site!
Posted in: A Short Conversation With Liz Andrade of CMD+Shift Design
On March 17th, 2010 at 8:18 AM
Matt thought that:
Nice interview. More sound advice from some of the industry’s best. Thanks guys.
Posted in: A Short Conversation With Jonathan Longnecker and Nate Croft of FortySeven Media
On February 23rd, 2010 at 4:05 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Hey Nina,
Thanks for the comment. Check out this website, they have loads of very nice info-graphics. Some are smaller than the ones I posted here, but some bigger. http://www.coolinfographics.com/
Posted in: 30 Examples of Information Designs You Want To Look At
On February 23rd, 2010 at 1:19 PM
Nina thought that:
Very nice, but i’d like to see them bigger!
Posted in: 30 Examples of Information Designs You Want To Look At
On February 21st, 2010 at 3:33 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Thank you four for participating. The odds of winning were pretty good since there were only four of you, but in the end we could only have one winner. That person is Laura Letiecq. I will be contacting you with more details soon.
Thanks again and come back for the next giveaway soon.
Posted in: 500 Business Cards Giveaway from UPrinting.com - Winner Announced
On February 19th, 2010 at 7:12 AM
Marty Romero thought that:
Thanks for the comment Andy.
Working together with someone that has complimentary skills is a great way to learn. When that person is your significant other can be a bonus!
Posted in: 4 Things Print Designers Should Know About Web Design
On February 18th, 2010 at 1:13 PM
Andy Stitt thought that:
Great post! My fiancee is an ace graphic designer/photographer/Photoshop master, and we are now collaborating on some web design projects. I’m helping her add web design to her skill set, and I think this post will be very helpful for her. Thanks!
Posted in: 4 Things Print Designers Should Know About Web Design
On February 18th, 2010 at 5:53 AM
Natalie Jost thought that:
Hmm… it’s a little unconventional, but I would hand them out to people… to tell them what I do. :D
Or I might actually use them as inserts in product packaging to give people surprise discounts on future purchases. That’s always fun.
And I would use one of my designs at Olive Manna for the cards.
Posted in: 500 Business Cards Giveaway from UPrinting.com - Winner Announced
On February 17th, 2010 at 2:28 AM
Trent thought that:
I will use them to promote myself, for my soon to come freelancing.
Posted in: 500 Business Cards Giveaway from UPrinting.com - Winner Announced
On February 16th, 2010 at 6:09 PM
Laura Letiecq thought that:
I will use them to promote my crochet and pattern business.
Posted in: 500 Business Cards Giveaway from UPrinting.com - Winner Announced
On February 16th, 2010 at 3:42 PM
Johanna thought that:
I would use them to promote my new Etsy shop!
Posted in: 500 Business Cards Giveaway from UPrinting.com - Winner Announced
On February 16th, 2010 at 4:30 AM
MarmaladeToday thought that:
You should also be able to get an in context view of your post in an appropriate template by using the ‘Live Look’ functionality EE provides.
Edit the preferences for the weblog/channel you want to be able to preview to select whichever template you want to use to ‘Live Look’ that weblog/channel, and then a ‘Live Look’ link should appear on your Edit screen in the control panel under the View column for those entries. Clicking on that should show your entry in all its glory, in the template you’ve specified.
That said, I’ve also used the technique you outline sometimes.
Posted in: True Entry Preview In ExpressionEngine
On February 14th, 2010 at 10:43 PM
John G thought that:
Really cool. I wish you’d designed my book cover!
Posted in: Redesigning George Orwell's 1984
On February 11th, 2010 at 9:41 AM
Marty Romero thought that:
Thanks for your comment. This was a fun project to work on.
Posted in: Redesigning George Orwell's 1984
On February 9th, 2010 at 1:29 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Glad to hear. I’d love to hear what you think once you take EE for a test drive.
Posted in: ExpressionEngine For Beginners - Screencast
On February 9th, 2010 at 1:19 PM
jono thought that:
Thanks for this. You have convinced me to give it a try. Love the fact that I will not have to deal with themes!
Posted in: ExpressionEngine For Beginners - Screencast
On February 8th, 2010 at 3:10 AM
othman thought that:
Really good Work !
Posted in: Redesigning George Orwell's 1984
On February 5th, 2010 at 8:28 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Thanks Brian! and thanks for the twitter follow. I’m still dusting off some areas here and there. More to come.
Posted in: Going Mobile With Mobify
On February 5th, 2010 at 8:20 PM
Brian Klepper thought that:
Hey Marty nice work on the site as well
I really like the texture and colors of your site!!
Posted in: Going Mobile With Mobify
On January 24th, 2010 at 5:05 PM
Marty Romero thought that:
Hey David!
I almost lost your comment there. I actually downloaded all of the screencasts by Ryan Ireland. That is how I actually learned to build my first EE website: http://travelscope.net.
I’ve since designed and developed 4 (including this one) and I keep going back to eescreencasts. They’re a great resource!
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine
On January 13th, 2010 at 9:09 AM
David Couillard thought that:
Hey Manuel!
Glad you like EE… I’‘ve been using it for almost 2 years now and I just swear by this system. My clients like it a lot also.
Now we only have one month to wait for version 2.0!
Also if you would like to learn more good tricks, I suggest you check Ryan Ireland’‘s Screencasts… I did learn a LOT watching them…
http://www.eescreencasts.com/
Nice blog design btw…
Posted in: Getting Started With ExpressionEngine