modx-family is getting bigger - a new site, powered by modx

hello everybody,

we just finished our first modx-project today.

it would be nice if you would take a closer look:

http://www.orthoinfo.de/

we are actually working on 2 other sites, powered by modx - we are thrilled!!!

keep on the good work!


/marco

Great looking site! Congrats!
You’re using 6 different css-files? Why that?

@import url(/assets/templates/css/ahref.css);
@import url(/assets/templates/css/boxes_1sp.css);
@import url(/assets/templates/css/forms.css);
@import url(/assets/templates/css/global.css);
@import url(/assets/templates/css/navi_ebene_1.css);
@import url(/assets/templates/css/navi_ebene_2.css);

And how have you created the left navigation? Works perfectly. Has DropMenu played his part or Wayfinder or something different?

just curious..

yes ... we are using so many css-files, ´cause we like it clean, simple ... just ordered. ;-) there is no technical reason for it. the subnavigation-snippet is our own code. we are thinking about a snippet-release in modcms-download area. just to give the community back what we got. we are using 3 selfmade snippets on that site: subnavigation, body-id and contact form.

/M

Great work indeed, and as usual, doesn’t look like it was made in a CMS...

Thanks for sharing your work and your technique. It’s nice to see people using the framework, and making custom snippets, rather than just using the snippets made by others. That has always been my main reason as a web site developer for using MODx; the ease and speed with which you can create dynamic content and integrate into the designs with complete freedom of expression.

Cheers

I like it, it looks very professional!

Nice site there!

Thanks for sharing.

regards.

zi