Semiologic Reloaded Video Tutorials » css editing

Design & Photoshop Tutorials

Maxx — Fri, 02 Oct 2009 11:29:51 +0000

I have had some requests to do more advanced website design and Photoshop tutorials. If there is enough interest, I will certainly add a separate section to teach these advanced methods.

I can provide whatever video tutorials people are interested in, whether it be web design or Photoshop. I can even cover CSS tutorials, covering basic and advanced techniques.

If you would like to see more basic and advanced tutorials, then leave your comments here. I will leave the comments open for a month, and decide after that, whether it is worth the effort or not.

Semiologic Reloaded V6 Alpha

Joe West — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 00:50:49 +0000

The latest release of Semiologic Reloaded V6 is the alpha version. This site is currently using the alpha version.

The latest version seems to be only CSS tweaks and the addition of selecting a different font for the site. The only issue I see with it, is that there is no way to change the font sizes when choosing a global font, unless of course, you go into the style.css and manually do it. The default sizes for the fonts need to be changed, because they are too big and this also needs to be done through the style.css.

Hopefully, by the time that Semiologic Reloaded V6, when officially released, has these issues addressed. Needing to manually change the sizes of the fonts will be a real pain to most users.

Semiologic Tutorials

Joe West — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 23:11:42 +0000

Because Semiologic Pro is lacking in plain English documentation, www.semiologictutorial.tv was born. Customers have been crying out for good documentation about how to do, installation, css editing, how to setup Semiologic, what plugins do, how to use widgets and how to write a page or post.

These requests are basic knowledge for using Semiologic Pro, yet its developers fail to deliver.

After filling this niche, we soon discovered that one-on-one coaching is what people want. To be able to have someone show you how to do it and being able to interact at the same time is very popular. We now offer one-on-one coaching, using Team Viewer. Videos are the next popular medium, followed lastly by PDF documents.

PDF documents seem to be the least popular request, where members prefer to watch a video on how to do something. What do you think? I am considering removing PDF documents and just having videos and one-on-one coaching. Leave a comment and tell me what you think.