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PR(A) = (1-d) + d(PR(t1)/C(t1) + ... + PR(tn)/C(tn)) ...don't change the site, and continue to hand-add links and pages that the search bots can index. It's a fact that increasing the number of indexed non-duplicate content pages increases your page rank. Integrating all of your elements, especially without changing the HTML nature and structure, is going to take a little work; and as far as content-management goes it sounds like you'd like an easier way to change/update without losing the high number of content pages. What might be a compromise is an interface that will allow you to more easily edit the content of your page, while still outputting it as HTML to the site, one that handles the tables and such automatically, but still allows you to edit links, add blocks, and the like. There are a number of open-source (i.e. low cost) content management systems out there, from CMSimple (all your content stored on ONE PAGE! No DB necessary!) to Kumera (Perl-based and really meant to be used to edit pages for upload... you need your own little server to run it) and almost everything in-between. It sounds like you'd like just a system to edit your pages online by just putting in new content without having to find the content amid a field of html tags, with perhaps a few automated features thrown in (automatic link building from a directory, for instance...) |
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I'm a lurker so not too active but I would hrow in a reccomendation for you to go to a content management system rather than stay with handcoded HTML. By your posts it sounds like you want a nice looking, integrated solution that will enable you to post many content types (blogs, news, adverts, forums etc etc) and have them all fit together seamlessly. A good content management system will allow you to do that and also give you the ability to search all the content for specific words/content which I think would be very useful. Someone already pointed you towards an opensource CMS review site. You could also look at http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ and http://www.opensourcecms.com/ which enables you to try out the CMS on a demo package online to see what they are like. I use Drupal for my personal site and would highly reccomend it but there are many others that you could look at to see if they fit your needs.
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I know I seem to slip this in alot, so don't get mad, how about some updated emoticon? That's all that I ask. Just a few? Nothing too drastic, like dancing bananas. \
/ One thing about web design theses days, there sure is a boatload more ways to deliver them.
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If new emoticons get slipped in, I'd like them to match the ones we have. Or get an entirely new, consistent set. I can't stand boards that mix sets. Just looks wrong.
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There's only one copyright and it says: "Invision Power Board v2.X.X © 2005 IPS, Inc." Invision Power Board = Link to Invisionboard.com IPS, Inc. = Link to invisionpower.com Heres an example (bottom): http://narutodawn.invisionzone.com/
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InvisionBlog allows all users to have one Blog on their IPB 2.X.X forums, The BA could host one on his deticated server through CPanel or Fantastico at no charge to him and since he only needs one paying $50 for a blog system is just stupid.
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If you want to better integrate the BABlog and the BABB, it might be good to remove the comments option from the BABlog and simply open a new forum on the BABB for discussion of the BABlog.
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Canuck, I actually thought of that. I hate to do it, unless I can do what Universe Today does and have a thread in the forum automatically made when a new blog entry is written, and a link placed on the blog. Most bloggers know about comments, and I think they'd prefer to stick with the usual method.
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Just drop it :roll: |
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You can easily integrate IPB into your site and blog, alot of people do it.
http://invisionize.com/ is a great example of forum to site integration and they have tools to do it. :wink:
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This is a free trial version which has the following limitations:
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).To remove those limits you have to pay $69 for a yearly license or $185 for a life-time license. Unless IPB has some amazing features that no other forum software has I can't see it being worth the price. |
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I'll put it this way: I am sticking with phpBB. I have no desire to learn new software, migrate my (very very very large) database, and then have to pay for it.
That's a decision that will almost certainly not change.
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How about adding an invitation to support science by joining the Einstein@home BABB team. After all it must be a worthwhile cause if the Bad Astronomer himself is a member.
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GIVE IT A REST!
IBP sucks I've got everything you mention and it's all open source. Do you expect all of us to learn and get used to a new BB. The BA desn't even want a new BB he just want to redesin the main site that's atached to this board. in HTML I heard him say earlier.... |
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I have a funny feeling he won't give in...
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Some ideas (feel free to ignore them):
Have you investigated CityDesk from Fog Creek Software? It is designed for online publishing, where you can define a site template, do some of it's internal scripting, and then just add articles, and it will upload the whole thing to the web as flat HTML pages. It's good for minimizing management of lots of articles/pages. On a design note, having the blog and the main page separate is IMO annoying. I would suggest that the blog basically be the main page. Check out www.joelonsoftware.com (the Fog Creek guy). He basically does the same thing.
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You need a scalable solution. Create a template with CSS values set at 100%
More than 2/3's of my sceen is wasted and it looks kinda odd... That new thing you have now is kinda- not good.... |
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Here is where you need to go to get what you need. You should add a whole bunch of animated GIFs and have some midi songs playing in the background automatically.
And these guys seem to have the promotional power to take you to the next level...Of course, you could start with what NOT to do, and work backwards. Seriously, I vote for no Flash (or a very tame header if one must) and also for low bandwidth friendly as well. I like the way your blog looks color wise....it would match the board as well.
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