http://php-guru.disqus.com/enFri, 15 May 2009 14:51:17 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-9369388<p>I think people now are trying to stop using mambo, yes it used to be very good software, I am afried it is not any more :-( </p>Freelance web designerFri, 15 May 2009 14:51:17 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-9084705<p>I think you're not aware of one of the most exciting options in mambo Exciting for me, I mean</p><p>There are two panes for two reasons: First is the most common one, which is that you can use it to split the article in two parts: intro part for the front page and the real article that links to the 'read more' link, which is the intro + the main content merged together.</p><p>BUT there is also an option that lets you split these to all together. That means that you could use the intro part for a separate piece of text on your front page and the main part for the real article.</p><p>Example: You have a site that reviews movies and you have various people writing reviews, but one person editing the front page content. You could write a frontpage(intro) text like "Our critic Mr. X went to see movie XYZ and wrote an exclusive review for our site....read more"<br>And when you click read more, you'll get the actual review.<br>Just select 'hide intro text' on the parameters.</p>508 complianceThu, 07 May 2009 01:33:36 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-7548365<p>one of the features on the site is going to be a daily devotional. Right now<br>when I add a content item to 'Todays Daily Devotional' it shows up on the page<br>How do I get it to display the actual text of the<br>content item instead of just a link to it? So in other words, instead of just<br>showing a link to the 'testing...this is just an example' text, it would display<br>the text itself on the page linked to above.</p>wollongong web designThu, 26 Mar 2009 23:10:07 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-7364200<p>A book on 'mambo' would be a great idea. i have no luck and the learning curve was too steep for me when I started with it. I might have another crack at it though.</p>golf_golferThu, 19 Mar 2009 22:21:26 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-6896720<p>Try "Building Websites With Mambo : A fast paced introductory tutorial " I've read both and found this to be very helpful too.</p>Web Design Thu, 05 Mar 2009 04:49:47 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-6887152<p>Mambo seems good to use, I've been looking and searching details about it your post have been a good base in getting information about it. </p> product usabilityWed, 04 Mar 2009 21:04:43 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-6861122<p>Been looking into mambo. Thanks for the info</p>College Admissions AssistanceWed, 04 Mar 2009 02:07:13 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-6672774<p>i find mambo a very good piece of software ... really pleased on how you are able to model it</p>gabelThu, 26 Feb 2009 18:58:40 -0000http://blog.guru-php.com/2007/03/hello-world/#comment-4816937<p>I pretty much use mambo for about all my blogs, even music/video related.<br>But as I saw along the line, Mambo cant be used by any newbie crosing bye the internet and poping the ideea in his head of beeing a webmaster, so he choses wordpress.<br>Opinions are shared, I use them both. And tough I am not a master on comparing this systems, I can say mambo is mostly for medium/experience webmasters.<br>Best Regards.</p><p>P.S. I love your blog, but the collors are hurting my eyes :-)</p>JohnyThu, 01 Jan 2009 16:38:17 -0000