Probably not worth loading WeatherHarvest just for this, but if youi are already using it, I have got the Radar image working again with the latest system used by NOAA (applicable to sites only).

Here's the link for more info.

Looking for a FOSS (Free Open Source Software) CMS released under the GPL version 2 (GNU Public License)? Then look no further than DragonflyCMS.

Looking for an advanced, powerful yet flexible, easy to use and easy to deploy module to use on Dragonfly? Then look no further than Pro_News.

The combination of DragonflyCMS and Pro_News module will give you all the tools you will need to develop, launch and maintain a website capable of everything from a simple 5-page (Home/About/Products/Services/Contact Us) through to a fully fledged business centric website with Support Forums, Reference Articles, Blogs, Downloads, WWW and Social Network links - all from the same software. And additions such a DFmaps, Storez and other specialist modules are easily obtained and installed. Details ...    more ...

Been a while - but I just wanted to highlight the very latest generalized article footer, by posting to the Blog.

The latest footer includes all 72 Social Network icons, but most are hidden behind a 'click to show' link so that your page will look clean and minimalist. 3 icons - facebook, MySpace and twitter - are always on display, but you can easily switch those in the HTML for any icons that you wish. It also includes icon links to Printer-Friendly and Send to a Friend, plus a simple icon display for posting or reading comments, with a different icon if Comments already exist.

Additionally there is a PermaLink link (Pro_News doesn't change the links in the way that some other systems do, but the presence of a PermaLink helps to reinforce that). And the very latest addition is a link to the QR 2D Code for the page as an alternate to the PermaLink.    more ...

As some of you may be aware, with Pro_News I've pushed the Dragonfly Template system, a variant of the SMARTY system in PHP I'm led to understand, pretty far.

I've templated pretty much everything, except repetitive lists. You might be surprised to learn that I've even added templates to the Submit Article Input screens. The reason is that you can then easily customise those Submit Article screens to remove any unneeded input fields for certain classes of users.

But slowly I discover other things which can be accomplished in the template system. Although unfortunately inserting comments isn't one of them, so the process is a slow one.

But I thought you might be interested in a new template which I've built for my own use, which adds an active graphic. Active in that it is generated entirely within the template based on 2 supplied values.

It even has an extra flourish when the goal amount is reached/exceeded!    more ...

I hate menus. I like what menus do, keep access to a large array of selections in a small neat package. But I hate how those menus are usually used.    more ...

So of course I now need a 2nd blog entry in order to demonstrate the new dynamic links.

It never ends!

OK, I've a little time to make this into a real entry!    more ...

Actually something I'd been planning to do for a while, and finally got around to. Creating a Blog template for Pro_News.    more ...

Here are some examples of the templates available in addition to the standard templates included with the release. Don't worry these are all extras - all features of Pro_News are still available without these optional templates.    more ...

St Peter's is an Anglican church in the French town of Chantilly, Oise. It was established over a hundred years ago but has struggled for funds since needing a lot of remedial work. The website was set up to help with that fundraising.

It's set up with Pro_News and a modified version of Layingback's reDesign template, with all changes made in CSS.    more ...

La Source Tranquille is a four star gite in northern France, ideally situated in the heart of the French countryside but in the centre of small Picardie village.

Paris is just an hour away and the stunning French towns of Chantilly, Senlis and Beauvais are all within 20 minutes.

The site is built using Pro_News and Layingback's reDesign template, modified only in CSS.    more ...