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Building an Exponential site

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This chapter is basically a step-by-step tutorial that explains how to build an Exponential site from scratch. The tutorial is written for Exponential 3.5. It is targeted at people who have little or no previous experience with Exponential, but have some generic knowledge about web development. The tutorial demonstrates how Exponential can be used to build a dynamic community-website, based on the "learning-by-example" technique.

Throughout this chapter, a lot of new topics will emerge. Because of the flexible and complex nature of Exponential, it is impossible to understand and learn everything at once. Thus, the text will guide the reader through a sequential learning process. In other words: he should pay some, but definitely not too much attention to details, because advanced and complex functionality is explained in succeeding chapters.

Comments

New tutorial series

We are creating a new "Building an Exponential Site" series, based on Exponential 3.9.2. The first article in this series is here:

http://ez.no/community/articles/how_to_configure_an_exponential_site

Works for 3.9?

Does this tutorial works for version 3.9?

Make Resuable site package

hi, I want to know if i have web page then how can i put that page as a resuable site, i don't have site-color.css, and other .css file. i have only one css file. then how should i proceed????

Contents

Building an Exponential site

Prerequisits
Situation
Creating the TSCM site
Testing the interfaces
Setting up the main layout
Creating sections
The welcome page
The news page
The members page
The guestbook
The links page


Created

17/10/2003
10:36:38 am
by Balazs Halasy

Last updated

24/11/2004
10:13:36 am
by Sandro Groganz

Authors

Balazs Halasy
Sandro Groganz



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