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    Hi everybody,

    Came across modx, used it, and now I guess I’m a modx addict:)

    here is the website I made for a friend who teaches English:

    http://www.rachelheller.org/index.php

    Let me know what you think

    Wouter
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      -> Turn your link into friendly URL’s


      I like clean design, but this seems visually empty... Liek something is missing... dunno
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        The auto-collpasing menus are difficult to use and navigate for me... mis-hover a tiny bit and you loose things you’re trying to get to.
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          Nice colors. smiley

          The menu is a bit hard to use, partially because the sub menus close and open so fast that I’m not able to see what happened.
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            Yeah I know about the menu, anyone have a suggestion? It’s just wayfinder with some CSS applied for now..

            I changed several things now, maybe it’s better now

            What’s the use of friendly url’s?

            Thanks

            Wouter
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              Quote from: wouterjj at Mar 17, 2007, 06:50 PM

              [...]
              What’s the use of friendly url’s?
              They allow you to alter the url notation the user agents identify your individual pages with.

              By default for example http://www.domain.com/index.php?id=3 is used for linking to the document with id == 3. A FURL enabled site would replace the whole index.php?id=xx thing with a more readable alias like http://www.domain.com/page-about-topic.html (note that this is just an example that has .html postfixed which is optional and can be anything you want).

              If you’re interested in this feature i suggest you read this guide on the modx wiki.