15
07.10
12:54
For those of you who create skins for customers and wonder about how to eliminate the problem with the RadEditor background colour when in edit mode, here are a couple of nice fixes to make your site administrators happy again.
02
06.08
1:21
Can you really run a business based on the Windows based Open Source solution – DotNetNuke… I’ve given a bit of an insight on my thoughts on the matter.
07
11.07
6:07
Looking for ways to improve the speed of your slow DotNetNuke website? One of the biggest DotNetNuke websites – http://www.afl.com.au uses it, and you can too. But who’s running PageBlaster? Here’s how to find out.
29
06.07
2:31
An overview on moving and acquiring DNN sites and an overview of the new hosting environment XD Design P/L will be offering clients.
29
01.07
1:19
Not enough ‘local’ homework… DNN is moving into a ‘developer only’ environment, but even the smart ones are getting caught up when trying to get it working.
01
12.06
1:17
From a business perspective, it always interests me how people are using DotNetNuke and it’s no wonder that we see increasing amount of questions about what DNN can do, when you consider the spectrum of users coming into DNN.
08
03.05
11:10
Wow, I’m so excited.. OK – I still can’t get dnn working on my servers, but I will, I’ve been testing some new skins and I have his awful sore throat still, but I am soooo excited.
What our clients say?Working with XD has been great for my business. Nina's knowledge of DNN really helped me out on more than one occasion!
Impressive service. I was at a meeting and had a technical question, she answered me within minutes and made me look good.
Nina, thanks so much for your valuable contributions and support for the community. It has really helped me with my projects.
Loved what you did with our company website. I didn't think we could get the results. Your team went that extra mile to make it work. Thanks
We've worked with and known XD Design for years. They know what they are talking about and gave us some good solid advice.
Thanks Nina, you're the reason I continued working with DotNetNuke. Your help on the forums is invaluable.