I am using Sitefinity 4.3 for my organisation's site.
We have a home page and on it we are showing our Portfolio slider and it has Image, Text and Description.
The portfolio details are in the database. How should I go about doing A/B testing for this section as if we create another page the source will also be in the database.
Please guide how to approach A/B testing in this situation.
Google Experiments are an easy way to do this. There is a blog post on Telerik's site that highlights it (although, the blog is using 5.x)
http://www.sitefinity.com/blogs/grisha-karanikolovs-blog/2013/04/12/a-b-and-multivariate-testing-with-sitefinity-cms-and-google-experiments
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I am working on a website UI/UX design in Photoshop. The core functions that the website will have are searchable content, adding payment credit card to account, monthly membership payment, payment history and infographics on money spent on website services (like a client service being featured on a search - like www.mobile.de).
My question is: what is the best option to code the website using the UI/UX I design to incorporate the fuctions I need.
To be more exact, I am looking for the site to have animations like this app presentation on the infographics: https://www.behance.net/gallery/45859207/AR-Virtual-Fitness-Coach-App-AR-
TIA.
The best way is to break your approach in following steps:
Get structure of your app (HTML)
Gather style details of each of the elements , build a style guide and incorporate the css
Not sure if you would be using css3 for transformation of elements or javascript but can detail more if I could get more idea.
I'm using this extension for creating AMP pages for our Magento e-commerce website.
In that extension, they create different pages for AMP (home page, category page, product page). We felt it is an extra work.
is this possible to convert the current page to AMP? (without any modification)
I don't think it's possible without having any modification unless you use some third party apps. You may check this Convert HTML to AMP tutorial. Be noted that it is strongly recommended that you use HTTPS in production environments. HTTPS has several benefits beyond just security including SEO. You can read more about this topic in this Google Webmaster blog post. Also, from this page, if you use WordPress, all you have to do is download the official AMP WordPress plugin.
I am currently working on a site where the client would like to have a blog where in list view their is a custom sized image and then the image changes size on the detail page. I decided it was best to use a web app for this feature as the blog section of business catalyst doesn't have an image field I can pull from however, the customer also wants comments is there a way to have comments with web apps without it being overly hard for the client to handle.
Or is there a way to use the blog feature in bc and have the image resize to a larger size on the detail page?
Your help is greatly Appreciated
Thank you.
I would recommend the following;
As previously stated above you can use the Disqus comment module to
manage the comments. Here is a great video from Dave Haggblad doing a BC Sandpile that
will show you how to integrate this.
http://www.bcsandpile.com/_blog/Meeting_Chalkboard/post/spam-free-comments-with-dave-haggblad/
If you create the blog as a WebApp you can get BC to dynamically resize your images to achieve the smaller thumbnail on the listview and larger image on the details page by adding some simple code. Follow the link to the BC documentation below to see it in action. https://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2145
Hope this helped.
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I need to create a content presenter template and integrate it into webcenter. But I am new in this technology. Can anyone give any reference from where I can learn these stuff, any step-by-step tutorial. Any information will be very helpful.
In addition to the resources Peter provided, this will help you as well:
Creating and Using Page Templates in Oracle WebCenter Portal Applications - In a WebCenter Portal application, page templates provide a means for creating the application’s pages with a common look. Each page of an application is stamped out from a page template, which provides common elements for the page. The individual pages can add their specific content, extending the page template. In this training module, you learn how to create and use page templates in both WebCenter Portal applications and in WebCenter Portal: Spaces.
Recorded Presentation 50 minutes, 49.3 MB
Presentation slides (PDF) -- you'll have to visit the page above to find
Related Documents -- you'll have to visit the page above to find as I cannot post more than 2 links.
Here are a couple of links to the documentation. The best ones are the Users Guide and the Developers Guide.
Publishing Content Using Content Presenter
Creating Content Presenter Display Templates
Hi i run Joomla site on htpp://www.deeptechtons.net and wanted to construct a membership based subscription where people pay to get premium articles.
Exactly the same as tutsplus site network.[ i think it is custom but some solution must be available for joomla]. I already looked into extensions directory nothing fits my purpose.
Some requirements i need are,
1.Custom Profile fields for members.
2.Any time un-subscribe from plan.
3.Simple interface to show plans available
4.Payment processor's support
Also how do i hide the articles for premium members from not showing in search results, both joomla and google.
Joomla has teensy, weensy setting that hides un categorized articles in search plugin.
If you are running your website on Joomla 1.5 then PayPlans might be the better choice. It blends very well with JomSocial and your design. And yes, its very much customizable.
If you want to use 1.5, then Joomla 1.5 + JomSocial + AEC. I would also use K2 for the content because it would make filling your request about keeping content out of Google trivial. I wrote an upgrade to the K2 content display module that would allow you to leave all of your content as public and only display the intro text to non-registered users. Then you display the member content in a module that only displays to registered users. Very easy to maintain and implement.