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    I recently finished this site:

    http://2goodcompany.com
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      Brilliant! Very good job brundlefly! Would you please be willing to tell what snippets, tvs, etc you used?

      /k
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        Makes you want to pack up and go home!
        Very slick site, can you teach me to do design like that?
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          Very nicely done. Great job grin

          The "request a quote" has a stray opening < tag floating above the bode section.
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            Thanks for the kind words, guys. And thanks for the heads up, dev_cw! I got rid of it.

            Quote from: kongondo at Jun 11, 2008, 03:48 PM

            Brilliant! Very good job brundlefly! Would you please be willing to tell what snippets, tvs, etc you used?

            To tell you the truth, this was my first time using MODx and I’m still figuring it out. It was a rush job and I had to learn what I could in a week. I used just text variables to fill out the columns and make the flash banners swappable.

            In order to have the swanky rounded corners and whatnot on the portfolio samples, I included markup in the the text fields. I figure there’s a way to automate that type of layout, but I just haven’t had time to figure it out yet. Enter a headline, description, logo graphic, etc. and automatically mark it up? Without hard-coding it in a template, that is?

            Some suggestions would be most appreciated. I’d like to make the site more user-friendly for the client for the next version.