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      Nice sites. Nice design.

      In the Josei Toda site you how did you build the gallery? Did you use MaxiGallery?
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        Hi!
        may I know how did you get to know the sites have been made with modx? I’m just curious...
        I’m using ModX for some others works and I’d like to know if a visitor can understand with no errors that the site is built with ModX or if a visitor can only guess it by the source code.
        I think the Toda’s gallery is built with Lightbox, thanks to a chunk with the Lightbox scripts calls.

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          Most of the sites here are posted by the developer of the site.

          It’s only possible to guess by looking at the source; assets/templates/templatename/site.css is a clue, also the paths to any images on the page. To make sure, one could go to domain.com/manager and see if one gets a MODx login form.

          Of course, the css and js files being linked to don’t have to be in the assets folder at all, you can put them wherever you like, as long as the links in the head of the template are correct.

          In Revolution, too, it’s quite simple to change the folder for the manager, so it won’t be so easy.
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