Last week marked the release of Telligent's newest product , Community Server Evolution , a platform aimed squarely at the intranet and enterprise 2.0 markets. For those of you familiar with Telligent, you'll immediately recognize that Evolution's DNA stems from its bullet-proof big brother...
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I recieved an email earlier today from a blogger on a large blogging site who would like to decrease the number of "Possible Spam" emails he was recieving. At the moment, Community Server does not allow you to opt out of Possible Spam emails since they are generally treated as comments which...
I posted a quick sample of our new SiteUrls.config and Community.config override features to the Community Server 2007 beta forum right after the release. Feel free to grab the sample here . Read More...
This is a totally rewritten version of my Soup Developer skin that I have coded for Community Server 2.1. I have rebuilt it from the ground up and it represents a significant improvement from the Soup Developer Blog Skin for CS 2.0. My CS 2.0 skin has been downloaded over 1000 times and hopefully people...
I have been playing around with Conditional Comments , which lets you serve different stylesheets to various versions of IE by placing a specially formatted comment in the <head> section of your page. For example, the following code: <!--[if lt IE 6]> <link rel="stylesheet" type...
When you post a comment on a CS blog you normally receive a message telling you that the comment has been received, and may not be displayed right away. The default looks something like this: The default message is generated inside two nested divs and a table to get the desired effect. This post by Rich...
It is really easy to change the default date format in your blog skin. Open up your skin.config file and change the dateFormat = "f" parameter to the format that you want. For example: <Skin dateFormat = "dd MMMM yyyy"/> will give you "24 May 2006". <Skin dateFormat...