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7 reasons not to integrate CSS into RedDot CMS – A best practice

Another big question that comes up every couple of weeks when people start developing websites with the RedDot CMS Open Text Web Solutions Management Server is this one: How should I integrate my CSS code into the CMS? And the answer is fairly…

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  • RedDot CMS consultant work can often be done remotely and doesn't necessarily require onsite work during a project cycle. A project can be set up and tested locally and then being imported to your UAT environment. Why not adding your RFP here or add your profile as RedDot CMS expert
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  • With the right RedDot CMS Partner or the right RedDot integration Team for your implementation this video is pretty close to what could happen to you when you migrate your CMS project with RedDot CMS.
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  • Although the CMS already includes a function to transfer the filenames of a language variant to all languages, this plugin – quite similar to the "Transfer RedDot Descriptions" plugin released yesterday – takes you a step further: All filenames are exported to an XML file which then can be translated to any other language before importing them back into the CMS.
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  • Hey folks, Christmas time has come for this year and everyone’s busy making new shiny CMS project for Santa their customers. As this is the time for giving, I wrote two brand new plugins for you and updated two of my…
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  • October was a pretty lazy month on this blog which - of course means ...
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