See how we implement and standardize (well, attempt to) SEO and other related page properties in Umbraco, aiming to provide as full control as possible to content editors.
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A brief overview on how we handle the new Block Elements in the uMazel Starter Kit, including relevant code and explanations of the conventions used.
A huge update to the previous version, the uMazel Starter Kit 2.0 for Umbraco v8 is here with new functionality and features (some of those experimental but still good), search functionality, a redeveloped blog engine and a new products section. Read all about it.
Our AutoNode back office plugin has been released for Umbraco 8.
An internal - external - file link property, complete with alt/title and custom attributes, based exclusively on Nested Content, together with a simple API to use its values into your Razor templates.
A package I created some time ago which lets you include node names from MNTP lookups into your Examine index so you can return more accurate search results where needed. Didn't understand a word? Great! :) Just read the article and you'll get the idea.
We are happy to announce our first version of a Starter Kit for Umbraco 7.4 and onwards, based on the Mazel HTML theme. It is actually the same kit we are using on our web site here. This starter kit features a lot of functionality both in the front-end and the back-end and is FREE to use for...
Imagine this: You've got a setup where a specific node has to have a maximum of, let's say, 4 children. It can be a slider, a pricing section, a set of counters, whatever, but let's suppose it's not designed to work with more than this number of items. What do you do?
