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byusagi, July 22, 2010
byusagi, July 1, 2010
It doesn't get much more basic than this. What I like most about this module is that the text string can be coded with HTML including CSS tags and links, so not every quote needs to appear in exactly the same format. Lightweight, simple, straightforward. Did exactly what I wanted it to do and loads pretty much instantly. The randomization seems to work well also (I have a short list of quotes I'm cycling with the idea of adding more as I find them, and there doesn't seem to be a bias toward any one quote).
byusagi, July 1, 2010
Wish list: Twitter Account kill list (to curb spam), include the "- (search term)" documentation for open searches in the XML file so it pops up in the administration menu. Those are very minor quibbles. This is a solid, elegantly coded module.
byusagi, June 30, 2010
Owner's reply
Some facts to keep in mind:
- There is an immense source of documentation and resources in both the K2 community and on simon.getk2.org with quality docs and tuts from Simon Wells.
- The best template designers support K2 by default on all new templates they release. That should mean something about the "content templates" in K2.
In order to use K2 you have to understand its power. If you don't yet understand its power, it comes down then to what you need, which may be just articles on a table list...
byusagi, June 16, 2010
byusagi, September 25, 2009
Thank you for a painfully straightforward, easy to use module. Simple and elegant, I had it installed and the video in place in under 5 minutes. Five more and it looked exactly the way I wanted it.