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What is EPiServer and what does EPiServer 7.5 do? I (think) that I have aswered those questions during lunch hour today here at Knowit in Stockholm. This video - in swedish - is a minified version of my talk & live coding about the CMS, using...
Initially responsive tables plugin was based on pure CSS implementation transposing table from table view into a block stacking cells vertically. Solution based on CSS rules is good enough to reduce markup and style tables based on style sheets....
ImageResizer is one of top choice library when it comes to optimizing media assets in web context. EPiServer 7.5 introduced really cool feature Asset and media. You need to thank and follow Martin Pickering hard work to get both of these worlds...
Initially responsive tables plugin was based on pure CSS implementation transposing table from table view into a block stacking cells vertically. Solution based on CSS rules is good enough to reduce markup and style tables based on style sheets....
A couple of weeks ago a blogged about a tool for managing EPiServer xml language files.You find the old post here . This was for versions before 7.5 since EPiServer changed the layout of the xml files in 7.5 I’ve made a 7.5 version of the tool. In...
ImageResizer is one of top choice library when it comes to optimizing media assets in web context. EPiServer 7.5 introduced really cool feature Asset and media.
I’m happy to announce the names of the first developers to be certified in EPiServer Commerce! Congratulations to the following developers, partners and EPiServer employees and we look forward to following the development of some great EPiServer...
Before EPiServer 7.6, the public Site Add-Ons have been placed at /modules/ under the site root and protected Add-Ons placed at ~/protectedModulesPath/Modules or appDataPath\Modules location. But with the release of 7.6, We’ve started streamlining...