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This is part of the How to Build a Website in DotNetNuke series
In this tutorial we create a skin design template for beginners to DotNetNuke. We base the design of the skin on the standard skins that come free with DotNetNuke and demonstrate how you can adapt this skin to suit your own website.
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This is part of the How to Build a Website in DotNetNuke series
This tutorial looks at the skin design considerations for a music website.
We consider the main objectives for the skin and further considerations that we need to take into account when designing the skin.
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This is part of the How to Build a Website in DotNetNuke series of tutorials.
This tutorial looks at the planning of a music website.
We consider what our website aims to achieve and how we can use DotNetNuke to achieve our needs.
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This is a new series of tutorials exploring how to build a website using DotNetNuke. The series will cover all of the steps involved, from the initial planning, skin creation, adding content, through to the promotion of the website.
Throughout the series we will be focusing on creating a music website with DotNetNuke.
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Learning to develop web-sites using web standards is a bit like learning the guitar, it's fairly easy to get started but to master it takes years of hard work and learning. With the right approach you can become more efficient.
This article provides an introduction to web standards, accessibility, CSS, creating bulletproof websites, along with a list of useful resources to get you started.
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This free video tutorial demonstrates how to upgrade DotNetNuke® from any version 3.x to the latest DotNetNuke 3.2 version.
The video walks you through the entire process of upgrading your DotNetNuke portal and comes complete with key notes to help you have a successful upgrade.
Time Length: 20:04 min
Download Size: 16.9MB
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This free video tutorial demonstrates how to install DotNetNuke® 3.2 to a hosting provider. We demonstrate this using Server Intellect as our hosting provider (In a shared hosting environment).
Video 1 covers:
- Configuring your hosting provider server (using Helm Control Panel)
- Adding a website domain name
- Using a domain alias (Temporary URL) (we use this while waiting for the Nameserver settings to take effect – approx 24 / 48 hours)
- How to create a Microsoft SQL Server database
- How to create a User and Password to access the SQL Server database
- How to set which version of ASP.NET to use (1.1 or 2.0)
- Downloading the DotNetNuke® code, extracting the zip
- Editing the release.config file and creating the web.config file
- Adding the SQL database connection string to the web.config file
Time Length: 15:42
Download size: 11.6MB
Video 2 covers:
- Final checks to make to the server settings before uploading the DotNetNuke® files
- How to find a free FTP programme
- Uploading the DotNetNuke® files via FTP using AceFTP3
- How to start the installation process of DotNetNuke® using a temporary URL
- 24 hours later configuring DotNetNuke® to use the actual URL
- How to configure the portal aliases for DotNetNuke®
- Final security changes you need to make
Time Length: 14:21
Download size: 10.8MB
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Once you have bought your own domain name (ie. www.dnncreative.com) and your hosting package, you need to point your domain name from your domain registrar to your hosting providers’ servers in order to access your web page.
It's important that you do this as soon as possible as it can take 24 to 48 hours for the new settings to take effect across the internet.
In this tutorial we have purchased our domain name using 1&1.com and we are going to point the domain to the serverintellect.com servers.
Note: each domain registrar will adjust the nameserver settings in a slightly different way, but the basic principles that are demonstrated here will apply for all domain registrars.
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(and earn a 10% referral bonus!)
Snowcovered.com sell DotNetNuke® related products from Module and Skin developers. Snowcovered.com also provide a 10% referral bonus scheme. If one of your website visitors clicks on a link to snowcovered.com and makes a purchase, you receive 10% of the customer sales.
Following a request, Snowcovered.com agreed to create some RSS feeds so that I could easily display their latest products on DNN Creative Magazine and receive a 10% commission on sales.
This tutorial demonstrates how to add your own referral ID to the RSS feed that Snowcovered.com provide and how to display this feed on your own website.
This tutorial uses the free News Feeds (RSS) core module. You do not need to purchase any modules to set this up.
If you use the Orizonti Nuke Feeds module, there are also templates at the end of the tutorial especially for Nuke Feeds.
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Two big things have just happened in Google-land: Jagger and Google Analytics. Together, these two events may have changed the face of search forever.
Find out about the latest Google updates and the future of SEO.
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