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A Facebook Content Management System (CMS) for Facebook Page Templates
03.23.2010 10:58PM by Evan Johnson
CMS, Social Media
Update:The project now has a name, and a website! Head over to Faceil.com to learn more and get updates.
There's something big in the works here at Chili Pepper Design I wanted to share on my blog quickly:
Coming Soon: A Facebook Fan Page CMS
Right now the social networking site Facebook is quickly becoming the king of the web. Some sources claim that Facebook has passed Google as the...
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A simple FBJS image carousel (or slideshow) for Facebook page tabs
11.01.2009 09:19PM by Evan Johnson
Social Media, Web Development
This little code snippet is really basic, and not actually that good or clever. You can make a much nicer slideshow or carousel if you put a little time into it. But I just want to demonstrate how many of the nice JavaScript effects we are used to on the "Web 2.0" are also possible on a Facebook Page via Facebook’s Animate library. It’s not as robust as Comment [16]
How to make custom Facebook Fan Page tabs with FBML, Part 2
10.11.2009 08:26PM by Evan Johnson
Social Media, Web Development
- Read Part 1 Here.
- Check out some great custom Facebook Pages
- Looking for an easier way? Coming soon: Faceil – Facebook Fan Page Templates and a Facebook CMS
Quick and Dirty Custom Facebook Page Tabs and Boxes
The fastest and easiest way to add custom Tabs to a Page is with the Static FBML application. A nice visual tutorial of this method is posted on lorrainesiew.wordpress.com. I...
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How to make custom Facebook Fan Page tabs with FBML, Part 1
10.05.2009 10:10PM by Evan Johnson
Social Media, Web Development
If you have started to dabble in the new wave of "social media marketing" you probably made your business/brand/company/band/etc a Facebook Fan Page. These are basically just like regular Facebook user profiles except instead of a business having "friends", they have what are (more accurately) called "fans". This seems like a good idea since Pages provide a great way for companies to interact with their customers. That part of...
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