New PHP Library Documentation
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Sitemason Blog
Sitemason HTML5 Boilerplate Template
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For those interested in developing websites on the Sitemason CMS platform, your starting off point just got a whole lot cooler.
Inspired by the work being done at html5boilerplate.com, Sitemason beefed up their own boilerplate adding lots ofHTML5 goodness and bunches of new Sitemason PHP Library methods.
For more info, read up on the improvements that were made to the PHP Library in the Sitemason Developers Group.
Partnering Opportunities for Designers & Developers
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If you are a designer or developer, do you have a scalable content management platform that specializes in dedicated client support in your toolbox?
PHP Templates get printRelatedArticles();
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Today we added a new PHP method to our ever-growing framework. This is a simple way to add related articles for your blog or news feed. The tag-based call by default grabs the 5 most recent articles using tags it detects in the currently viewed article.
Sidebar Forms
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We just added a feature to allow forms in sidebars to submit in place, so the user stays on the same page rather than being sent off to a confirmation page.
Additional SEO Fields Now Available
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Page Builder Callouts Are Here
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Sitemason supports Google Chrome for Mac
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The beta of Google Chrome for Mac is now available. It boasts speed, security, and stability.Thanks to its use of Webkit, the browser rendering engine used by Safari, it is fully compatible with the new Sitemason interface.
PHP Template Library Grows, Now Includes printNavAsList
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New Version of Webkit Helps Web Developers
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Webkit is the open source browser engine behind Safari, Google Chrome, Apple Mail, the iPhone, Google Android, Palm Pre, and possibly new Blackberries. The built-in Webkit Inspector has become one of the slickest and best tools for web developers for debugging HTML, CSS, and Javascript. As of yesterday, it just got even better.