While working on another Sitefinity project – and yes, it’s safe to say that we have fallen in love with the product – our lead developer here came up with a nifty method for implementing a graphical navigation approach to a Telerik RadTabStip control.
As you may well be aware of, applying a background image (instead [...]

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With the birth of my first child, Zachary Michael, I was away for a few days and all things web-related were far from my mind. I know, for a Web geek that is pure blasphemy, but it’s the truth!
Anyhow, I’m back at work now and continued working on the skinning of the Sitefinity [...]

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• Tags: .NET, menu, navigation, RadMenu, Telerik, TreeView

I’ve made no posts in the past week, but for a very good reason! This past Wednesday, May 13th, at 7:13 pm, my wife (Julia) and I welcomed our first child into the world – Zachary Michael.
It was and is a tremendous thrill. We are both so thrilled to be parents and look forward [...]

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In an earlier article I posted back in March, I discussed how I would be working within a CMS product by Telerick called Sitefinity for one of our major clients here at iStudio. Well the designs for the site have been approved by the client and I’m ready to go!
Note: If you are unfamiliar with [...]

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• Tags: App_Themes, MasterPage, Sitefinity, Telerik, template slice, viewstate

During my time as a Web developer I have worked on the development of a number of Web sites, ranging from the small and static (5-10 pages) to the large and dynamic corporate sites that have hundreds of pages. What I’ve found to be consistent in all of these is the way the site map [...]

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