Posted on May 3, 2011Maarten
With the all new AJAX powered TYPO3 backend, the default frontend loginbox looks like old and slow technology… In this tutorial I will turn the default TYPO3 loginbox into an AJAX-powered loginbox with the extension ods_ajaxfelogin.
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Posted on April 28, 2011Maarten
According to Google Analytics a lot of people are currently looking for a way to use embed tags within the (tt_news) RTE. By default the TYPO3 RTE will remove these embed tags, but it’s fairly easy to change this. In this tutorial I’ll show you how to insert an iframe, within the TYPO3 RTE.
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Posted on May 5, 2010Maarten
After you installed static_info_tables in your TYPO3 installtion, you get a whole bunch of records displayed in the rootpage. This really slows down the page, which isn’t funny when you work a lot with usergroups. You can hide all of these records with a simple line in your BE-User-TSConfig.
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Posted on October 16, 2009Maarten
In this post I’ll show you 5 things about tt_news which might be nice to know about tt_news. We discuss a better pagebrowser, loading tt_news without cache and making images perfectly square by generating them automatically.
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Posted on October 11, 2009Maarten
In this post I’m going to show you some basics of SEO in TYPO3, I will explain how you can easily handle SEO stuff within TYPO3. This is not a “best practise” nor is it a tutorial on how SEO works. But if you’re new to TYPO3, or SEO in TYPO3 you’ll find some useful things here.
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Posted on January 6, 2009Maarten
Yslow tells you to put your javascripts at the bottom of your pages. Normally when you include your JS files TYPO3 puts them in your head by default. To fix this you can easily: Old style: page.includeJS.file1 = file.js Solution: page.20 < lib.javascript lib.javascript = HTML lib.javascript.value = <script type=”text/javascript” src=”file.js”></script> Note: In this example [...]
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