Depot CMS

Our first commercial site, FlatBrazier.com wanted to have a new look, so we created this new layout for them, using a modified version of the template networker.

They're also using our new photo Gallery. Basically, I use to use Gallery2, but this product is unweidly and bloated, so I decided to creat a basic photo gallery framework for Depot.

This gallery was originally developed for the re-release of PBDB.net.

Public Holidays are great ... I got up and thought, what shall I do with Depot today and I decided I would give the site a new template (vino-cafe) by converting a wordpress theme, also adding to the ever growing pool of Depot templates.

Pretty soon, I'll have to work on a module to show off all the templates ...

PS. Oh and in the afternoon, I also got the Google Adsense and Google Analytics modules up and working.

I managed to get some downtime over this weekend to put some more work into the Wordpress Importer and successfully migrated one my sites - Node Monitor, a BeOS/Haiku blog I've been running since 2005.

Originally, it was a Blogger site, then a Wordpress blog, now Depot. It's also using the Beautiful Day template.

Say hello to our latest client, The Flat Brazier Company.

If you're into caravans, then this product is a must buy, after all it's the *First Brazier* that can be easily packed up and put away. The site is also using the latest theme - redtie.

Along with a bunch of tweaks here and there, I've now implemented a feature I've always wanted in other CMS software. I call this feature Auto Links.

Auto Links is basically a way of specifying a given set of text (word or words) and applying a hyperlink to that selection. This way you can write your blog entry and then add the links later and it will "auto" link them. Cool eh ?

Oh by the way, I've also launched a new site, VMX Bandits, which uses a new Depot theme called mushblue.