Textbox.io’s powerful editing tools and simple user interface let you create great looking HTML anywhere and that can be used on IBM Web Content Manager 8.5.
I have create a new article on the Base22 public wiki, to explains how is possible to customize the styles drop-down menu (css property), and how to read the styles from a WCM component.
For more details check: How to customize styles drop-down menu on Textbox.io
I really hope you find this information useful.
Base22 builds its solution on IBM Digital Experience technology. “What we’ve created is a software framework composed of building blocks designed to use the IBM platform, because we’ve found it to be the best available to support the dynamic, enterprise-scale solutions our customers expect.” – Cody Burleson
You can read the full story here: Base22, LLC transforms enterprise portal design
I really hope you find this information useful.
Kudos to my teammate Cody Burleson to share on the Base22 wiki: How to access page parameters from a WebSphere Portal theme. This tip is very useful if you are developing Themes for IBM WebSphere Portal and you want to avoid set the same parameters but using custom JVM properties.
Hope you find this information useful!!
Because working with static stylesheet files on a IBM WCM 8 project can be tedious, I have created a post in the Base22 wiki where I share an easy way to enable the use of the draft version of a stylesheet in WCM, allowing you to preview the changes you’re working on in the WCM project.
Hope you find this information useful!!
Kudos to all my Base22 colleagues that has been working on this awesome project to bring our new web site on live!!
In words of Ben Shoemate, one of the founders of the company: “We just completed the transition and re-launch of Base22.com. The main objective of this re-launch was to use the latest version of IBM WebSphere Portal (currently 8.0.0.1) in order to showcase many of the reusable assets we have built for our clients and the talents of our designers and developers. Another important reason for the redesign was to add mobile capability. Visit this site with your phone or tablet (or just shrink your browser down to a smaller size) to see how the page adapts to the smaller screens of mobile devices. We are far from done and have many more features planned, but now we have the platform to evolve the site much better than we could on WordPress.”