Hi all folks!!
I've developed an OpenPublish instance for the organization I work for: the "Campus di Genova Città Digitale", related to the "Comune di Genova" ("Genoa Municipality", Genoa, Italy).
This site replaces an old site that was created to describe the organization and offers some of the typical Drupal and OpenPublish funcionality in order to publish news, video and ICT related content.
The language of the site is, obviously, italian 'cause the target are the genoan citizens. Well, the work time was, more or less, 2 weeks, so maybe it contains some malfunctioning(I really don't know, but it's possible...).
Well...you'll find the site here: www.genovacittadigitale.comune.genova.it
That's all, please visit it and give me some feedback (yes, I know, you're not Italian, but try do it...:P ). Hmm, I apologize for my bad english..:P
Thx,
Antonio!
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Congratulations, Antonio. The
Congratulations, Antonio. The site looks BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you for sharing.
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Great OpenPublish site
Antonio,
Congratulations on the site, it looks great. I will give you some suggestions if you like, but I think you have a good start.
It looks like you used a unique design for it which is good because many people have been using the default OpenPublish theme. We were hoping for some new themes to come from OP implementations so we have started to make the theme layer better in the next set of releases.
Jeff
First of all, thank both of
First of all, thank both of you!
Now the site is on line but we think to integrate other functionalities from now on, like blogs, forum and so on. Unfortunately the calais semantic API doesn't work with italian texts...:( I hope for the future..! ;)
Next step for this site is the taxonomy, before it's too late!!
Talking 'bout the L&F...tweaking the theme as I want was a little bit hard, maybe a well written tutorial it will be a good point for OpenPublish...:D I managed to modify the theme, but I'm very very smart (such humble man I am...:P ) and I massively used GREP...
Obviously every suggestion is welcome (except for what concerning my humbleness and my English..:P)!
Biez,
Antonio