blog bits Two Craigslist posts for you in today's Blog Bits.  First a "we're looking for a C# developer" post, though I don't know if "location:DUMBO" is physical or virtual. The second Craigslist post for you today is seeking ... [More]

blog bits TelliCast #3 with Ben Tiedt discussing Chameleon is now online.  Excellent move by Telligent to attach a .WAV audio version of the podcast to the post.  Now us guys with 3-year-old iPods can enjoy TelliCasts on the go. Who IS that h... [More]

blog bits Colin Bowern shows off a new Community Server 2007 theme with an articulate description of his overall first impressions of CS2007.  Colin elaborates on implementation inconsistencies across modules, tightly bound application modules and ... [More]

Here are the steps on "lighting up" a selected navigation link in Community Server after we create and determine the url to our site article.  That's how the question was asked and I like the term "lighting up" so I'm using it here.  We want to ... [More]

blog bits Ben Tiedt with the most detailed and complete article written to date on using CS2007 Sub-forms.  A really excellent tutorial here. I add to my CS Queensryche Calendar series with a post on sharing a blog with multiple authors with a foc... [More]

Site articles are Content Parts, and in CS2007 (and prior, though I don't know how far back) they can be displayed on a single page.  The /themes/[theme]/content/content.aspx page can be used to format the articles just the way you like them.  I... [More]

I couldn't resist answering a question on CS Forums on selected navigation and how to link to an article, since the questioner ended with "So, basically, the articles feature for the main site is neutered?"  When someone throws down a neutered challe... [More]

There are a number of juicy web controls now available in Chameleon, one of which is the SiteUrl CSControl.  As its name applies, the SiteUrl control creates a hyperlink from url information provided by the SiteUrls.config.  In the .ASPX or .ASC... [More]

I've received a few emails asking for more details on how to share a blog in Community Server.  This was something I had to account for in the Multi-date Calendar Blog, and so the Queensryche Calendar Blog Series continues with "Sharing a B... [More]

blog bits The current build of Community Server is now 3.0.20611.960.  Congratulations to the Core Development Team on a substantial SP release with CS2007 SP2. Give Glenn Wilson's cool Digg Add-on for Community Server a Big ol' Digg. A "ramble" ... [More]