Management Popular Post Matt Posted October 31 Management Popular Post Posted October 31 Can you start from a stock Invision Community 5 installation and have it themed, customized, and a new homepage built in under an hour without relying on custom templates and coding? Yes, and Jimi Wikman, a long-time Invision Community customer, did just that in his latest YouTube video. Jimi has over twenty-five years of experience in development and twenty years of experience in graphic design. Invision Community 5 has been in testing for a few months now, and Jimi produced this amazing walkthrough of Invision Community 5's new page editor and theme editor while re-creating his own site. Our vision for Invision Community 5 was to put the power into the hands of everyone, not just those who are proficient in PHP, HTML, and CSS. Jimi's video shows this vision as a reality as he moves through the theme editor to create his custom theme, and the page editor to build a custom homepage. Sit back and enjoy watching Jimi put together a new site. Thanks Jimi! If you're interested in testing Invision Community 5 for yourself, just join our Beta Testing Club. View full blog entry David N., smithhijohn12, BomAle and 17 others 14 6
Jimi Wikman Posted October 31 Posted October 31 It is an honor to give a little something back to Invision Community that has been the source of so many fond memories! I hope it will show some of the many capabilities the amazing team have created for us! Matt, Ticaga, Marc and 8 others 7 4
Management Matt Posted October 31 Author Management Posted October 31 2 minutes ago, Jimi Wikman said: It is an honor to give a little something back to Invision Community that has been the source of so many fond memories! I hope it will show some of the many capabilities the amazing team have created for us! The production quality is as fantastic as the content! Jimi Wikman, Marc and Ticaga 1 1 1
Marc Posted October 31 Posted October 31 Nice to see someone doing great things with the new version 🙂 Jimi Wikman, rastafari and Matt 2 1
Marco Junior Posted October 31 Posted October 31 @Jimi Wikman Amazing your content is very good for the all community. The IPS 5 is truly a machine of possibilities and I can prove it:Â https://community.lightningmu.net/Â Matt and Jimi Wikman 2
MasterOfFreedom Posted October 31 Posted October 31 This is fantastic. I would love more long form videos of IPS development tips! Jimi Wikman and Matt 2
Jimi Wikman Posted October 31 Posted October 31 18 minutes ago, MasterOfFreedom said: This is fantastic. I would love more long form videos of IPS development tips! Just make requests on what you want to see and we'll make them 🙂 I am not the only content creator in the community 🙂 David N. and Matt 2
AlexJ Posted October 31 Posted October 31 Nice video @Jimi Wikman - Liked the walk through. David N., Jimi Wikman and Matt 2 1
David N. Posted October 31 Posted October 31 The video is great. Thanks a lot for your contribution @Jimi Wikman - much appreciated! 🙂 Jimi Wikman and Matt 1 1
Gary Posted October 31 Posted October 31 I've said it before and I'll say it again, great work @Jimi Wikman! It's a great walkthrough and sheds some light on the endless possibilities of Invision Community. Jimi Wikman 1
MasterOfFreedom Posted November 1 Posted November 1 20 hours ago, Jimi Wikman said: Just make requests on what you want to see and we'll make them 🙂 I am not the only content creator in the community 🙂 I would love a more in-depth view of what pages and extensions can achieve. I was thinking I needed a full application to achieve my goals, but after watching your video, I am starting to question whether I can just extend current behaviors. For example, I want to parse a file upon upload and use the contents of that file to fill a database. It seems I can just create the database now with pages, but I would have to extend (or hook?) into the file upload part somehow to then do the parsing. I am also curious how easy it is to export these pages to reuse on different sites. konon 1
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