DSM-FSBO.com relaunched

[btlinberg]

I've been using OR for quite awhile and just thought I would share a major refresh for DSM-FSBO.com. It's a for sale by owner website based locally in the Des Moines, Iowa area. We just launched the redesigned site this weekend. So far it's mostly a visual update, but we are continuing to work on new features. Comments and questions are welcome. Thanks for taking a look! And a big thanks to all the OR developers and contributors. OR is great!

http://www.dsm-fsbo.com

-brad-

[rondawes]

Nice looking site!

[maxi032]

Nice website.
I like the listing page particulary.

http://www.dsm-fsbo.com/desmoines/in...&listingID=245

Is there an addon that allows you to have subfields for the features?

For instance you have:

Exterior Details:
SidingBrick

and then the caracteristics

Brick
Hardwood

[khristian]

nice site i like it

[bit]

great looking site.

What addon are you using for gallery?

Great job.

[btlinberg]

maxi032:

In the admin site config I just added additional listing template sections and then assigned my listing template fields in the admin listing template editor to each corresponding section name. That way I can place the new tags on my listing detail template page and style around them. So what I did was just place headings above each of the tags in the HTML listing template. The subfield is just the caption name.

bit:

The photo gallery is the Highslide JS addon that I found through the OR forum. You can purchase a commercial license to remove the watermark.

Thanks everybody for all the compliments!

[melvins138]

Really nice looking site! Very inspiring. Great Work.

[kz1231]

I love this site. I'm hoping to do something similar in my area. It's completely inspiring. Thanks for posting it!

How did you get it rolling? That's the big question I have. How do you compete with the monster national companies out there and how do you get your site in motion?

Again, great site.

Cheers,
kc

[Sir Savant]

You have some css floating errors in Firefox 3 beta 5 (it's a nightly) under Ubuntu Gutsy (it should be there in the windows version too, as it just uses Gecko). It also appears in Epiphany (using an older version of the Gecko engine), Opera 9.5, and Firefox 2.0.0.12.

It's probably just you need a breakline after the price.

http://savant.be/photos/Des%20Moines...6731566821.png

Other than that, how did you get the arrow in the main menu? When you click on a link, it will place that arrow under the current menu item. I know it is a css class that is being applied, but do you know how it is being applied? Just curious.

Great site, btw.

[h_man72]

Very Nice...