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Friends, if you’re anything like me, you probably missed the news of one of the greatest advancements in the integration ACS Facility Scheduler and AccessACS. For quite a while now, it has been possible to embed your Facility Scheduler published events (in list or grid view) to your Web site via a...Posted by
Matthew in
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05 13th, 2009 |
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Implementing a wicked sweet image rotator for WordPress
Since migrating fbcbelton.org to WordPress, I have used the awesome power of custom fields in conjunction with a simple tab script from Dynamic Drive to achieve a nice feature area on the front page. Sure, it worked well, but I had a couple of notable limitations. For a few reasons, I was limited to four...Posted by
Matthew in
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10 23rd, 2008 |
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De-stinkify your church Web site
A couple days ago, I made the accusation that most church Web sites flat-out stink, and I gave three tools to start the process of evaluating your church Web site and discovering God’s intent for your Web site. I know it sounds a bit cliché, but you better believe that God works through the Internet...Why do most church Web sites stink?
I was talking with a pastor on the phone today about disaster relief, and I asked him if his church had a Web site. I had searched Google using a number of different phrases, but nothing could be found. He gave me the address of the site, and it looks pretty enough, but so many SEO rules were broken on...Posted by
Matthew in
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10 16th, 2008 |
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A Web-tastic week
This week has been “Web-tastic!” I have gotten several of my Web projects into a beta or production state. Haha… it sounds like I actually do projects like that. Anyway, I wrote earlier this week about launching fbcbelton.me and our serving opportunities. We’re now starting to hear...Launch of a new service?
I just did a soft-launch of fbcbelton.me yesterday. Yes, I admit that I completely ripped of Jason’s team who is getting ready to launch northwoods.me. Both Jason and I are using AccessACS, a Web product from ACS Technologies. We have actually been using Access for a while, since February, but we...
