Today we’re extremely excited to announce one of the most powerful Plisweb releases ever. The whole plisweb environment’s been updated, and as the title on this post says, at first sight you’ll notice only minor changes. The visual interface’s been modified, the graphic elements are more polite, but everything seems to be working the same [...]
Starting from now, all the plisweb sites have been modified to work with friendly URLS. And by saying all the plisweb sites, we mean those that have been created, and those that will be. Nobody will escape the pretty url format. But let’s see what’s exactly a friendly url, and why have we struggled with [...]
One of the main efforts and occupation for our team during the last months was motivated by the requirement of migrating the Plis Web main application to the new Flex 4 SDK. It’s been a hard and difficult task as the starting point was a standard FLEX 3 application, and everyone knows that FLEX 4 [...]
It’s been a few months since the first PlisWeb release but our team has been working hard to add some new interesting features to the web editor. So today we are here to explain one of the coolest features included in the upcoming update, the possibility to create a mulit-level menu.
Starting from today, we’re launching a blog page to periodically update and post all the upcoming plisweb technical enhacements and new features. We will be posting technical data and other kind of interesting tips about what we believe is the easiest and coolest web site editor today. So Keep comin for new stuff!