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    The new Provincetown Tennesee Williams Theater Festival web site just went live.

    http://www.twptown.org/

    The new site provides information about shows presented in the annual festival, including the story behind each show, director, curator, production company, show times and venues. The venues and calendars are automatically updated with when new shows are added and the filtered google maps are also updated. There’s also information to help visitors plan their trip to the festival.

    Sidebar information is a collection of content elements that can be selected for a whole section of the site or for just a single page when needed. Likewise sponsor ads can be displayed on all pages or tailored for each page.

    Given the large amount of information and the need for a high volume of changes as the festival approaches, MODx enables the festival team to make all their own updates to the site as needed.
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      Beautiful! Well done Terry, really like it (bookmarked!).

      Maybe it’s intended behavior but on some pages the content "jumps"  when one hovers the menus. E.g. while on the "Your Visit" page and hovering the menu items "Where to Stay", "where to Dine" etc....viewed in FF 3.0.10.

      Also a 404 on the "events and parties" page EDIT: SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN RESOLVED.

      How did you do the "schedule" page? Thanks.

      Good job!

      cheers/k
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        Thanks for the feedback!

        The schedule was a challenge because they wanted each day to be separated and aligned by morning, afternoon, late afternoon, etc. So I ended up creating a bunch of ditto calls for each section of the calendar. Ditto call filters on TVs on the show documents Not very elegant perhaps, but it works. I would guess there is a better way to to do with some custom php . . .

        Yes, the "jump" happens when there is a first child redirect and there is no tab selected when the page loads. When a tab is selected, the tab adds a border to the content, hence the jump.
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          Simple, yet stylish... smiley

          Thanks for sharing.
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