ladeem writes: New to the PHP-Nuke world: BeenNuked.com. Tired of looking everywhere for that right theme or mod? Not sure which PHP-Nuke to use, or where to start? Look no further than BeenNuked.com. Read More...
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Posted on Saturday, April 29, 2006 @ 09:05:56 CDT in Community by Raven
Gideao writes: English:
Hello!
The PNL PHP-Nuke Latino (Latin-American Community of phpnuke) returned after having been idle for 5 months. Soon a version free of the PNL-MultiColor theme will be available. All are welcome! Thanked to all.
http://www.nukelatino.com.br
Português:
Olá!
PNL PHP-Nuke Latino (A comunidade latina-americana de phpnuke) voltou após ter ficado ociosa por 5 meses. Em breve estaremos lançando uma versão grátis do tema PNL-MultiColor. Sejam todos bem-vindos! Obrigado a todos.
http://www.nukelatino.com.br
Gideão admin.
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Posted on Saturday, April 22, 2006 @ 02:39:09 CDT in Community by Raven
pcnuke writes: Pc-Nuke! releases new versions of Max! and Lite! and...
Pc-Nuke! welcomes everyone to the latest release of the Max! & Lite! portal systems. PCN-Max! is based from PHP-Nuke by phpnuke.org and is over 10% smaller in size that the previous issue. These releases are built on our revised v7.9, with Patched Series 3.2 (unofficial chatserv with most current fixes as of date of this article) and BBtoNuke 2.0.20 applied, and Upgraded TinyMCE 1.0 to 2.0.5.1 for added features and security!
PCN-MAX! incorporates numerous upgrades from various developers which are listed in the MENU/VERSIONS link in our menu on the left-side column, plus you can link to a DEMO site on our frontpage. Some of the contents included are: PCN Advertising System, MultiPlex Center, Staff, Donations, Photo Gallery, Downloads, Reviews, Web Links, Topics, Work Board, Webstats, Events Calendar, Shoutbox, Your Account, phpBB 2.0.20 forum, Forum Ranks, Rules, Legal Docs, Contact Plus, Admin Email Lists, Ban Request, Games Room, Center HTMLs, Scrollers, News Feeds, over 80+ blocks and much more. We've also incorporated into PCN-Max! v7.9.032d our Blacky & Gunpowder themes and a large amount of useful items.
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nb1 writes: Intresting read. Especially if you design content web sites.
Eyetracking visualizations show that users often read Web pages in an F-shaped pattern: two horizontal stripes followed by a vertical stripe.
* Users first read in a horizontal movement, usually across the upper part of the content area. This initial element forms the F's top bar.
* Next, users move down the page a bit and then read across in a second horizontal movement that typically covers a shorter area than the previous movement. This additional element forms the F's lower bar.
* Finally, users scan the content's left side in a vertical movement. Sometimes this is a fairly slow and systematic scan that appears as a solid stripe on an eyetracking heatmap. Other times users move faster, creating a spottier heatmap. This last element forms the F's stem.
News source:
useit.com
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forgotz writes: My host offers unlimited bandwidth and space? It is not possible for a web host to offer 'unlimited' bandwidth or disk space. Such hosting plans always come with clauses that restrict how much bandwidth you can transfer at a given moment, how much CPU usage you can use (which is arbitrarily decided), and so forth.
Why don't I just go with the cheapest hosting? At times you will come across deals that are almost too good to be true - cheap web hosting with amazing features!
There are hosts that while offering cheap prices do back that up with excellent performance and service, but there are things to be noted:
* Look very closely to what is written in their terms of service (TOS) and acceptable use policy (AUP) documents. Some hosts try to limit the activity of the customer through these two.
* Unlimited bandwidth or space, offering either of those two as unlimited is not possible.
* The quality of bandwidth and the overall performance. Some hosts scrimp on these to give you cheaper prices. Do a self test - visit the host's web site multiple times in a day to see that it remains fast loading.
* In general, Windows Hosting is more expensive than Unix hosting.
* Test out the support, and take a look over the online documentation. If you are paying less than $10 a month (which is roughly 30 cents a day), do not expect to receive an answer right after email the host. Many hosts now offer flash tutorials online which can be an excellent way to learn how a feature works.
* Do some research - visit google.com and WebHostingTalk and look up feedback on a host.
Just because a host is cheap does not mean that you will receive 'cheap' service, but you must be careful.
From the pages of DaDaNuke.org
We recommend you visit grassroots.org for more details.
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