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CBXBlogger Custom DNN 2.1.2 module

Published 12/14/2004 by createdbyx in News

I have been working on my own custom DNN 2.1.2 module to create my own blog here on my site. One of the problems I am finding is that most of the DNN modules cost money! Ack! Phewey!

Right now CBXBlogger is really just an HTML injector from my blog I have at createdbyx.blogspot.com. That is why the formatting of my blog for this site is not well done. Also clicking on a link in my blog will cause you to navigate away from my site. :(

The problem as you may have noticed before was that I had used a IFrame to embed my blog from createdbyx.blogspot.com inside of this page. So I was having clipping issues the length of my blog exceeding the size of the IFrame. CBXBlogger solved this problem.

But when I'm done, CBXBlogger will be free for all to use!

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