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    Good afternoon people

    I just wanted to show you my latest Modx template I have done for my web design site. If I am honest I am very happy with the look and feel of the site so I thought I’d share it with you to see what you guys think.

    The site can be found at www.xibitwebdesign.com

    I wanted to use some of the ’nice’ effects from jQuery but still wanted to maintain the CMS side of Modx, so even though the output is on a single page, it is still dynamic depending on the content added to Modx. Each ’slider panel’ is still a page within Modx.

    Any feedback is very much appreciated

    Thanks in advance
    Ian

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      Hi,

      Great site, very nice design.
      I would be pleased with such an outcome too.
      Is there a wiki somewhere there on that jquery effect you used?
      Would you like to share that?

      Best, Frank.
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        very nice work...great job with the jQuery effects grin grin grin
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          Thanks for the good comments guys.

          Quote from: Frank at Jul 13, 2009, 09:14 AM

          Is there a wiki somewhere there on that jquery effect you used?

          The sliding panel effect uses a jQuery plugin called LocalScroll ... details can be found here: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/LocalScroll