SunBlogNuke - DotNetNuke Blog Module

As this awesome post covered, you can turn turn DNN Announcements Module into a jQuery Slider easily with some customized steps. Now I would like to show you that we also can integrated Content Slider Widget (the core widget of Ultimate DNN Blog Module – SunBlogNuke) with a jQuery carousel seamlessly and easily make it run well as you expected. Let us go through how to build it with blog posts.

During Ultimate dnn blog module – SunBlogNuke installation, different problems may arise which pop-up frequently on the SunBlogNuke Support Forums and it may stop an installation dead in its tracks. Today I am attempting to cover solution for these issues and hope it makes sense while you are facing the same problems.

This tutorial covers how to fix issues said "No Blogs Found on Server" meaning "you do not have currently have an active blog" when connecting our dnn blog module with Window Live Writer at the first time. Hope it helps if you also encountered the same problem.

As mentioned previously on that post Ultimate DNN Blog Module – SunBlogNuke Roadmap, we are trying to develop the import feature for SunBlogNuke. I have seen multiple posts around our forum asking if there were any migration tool away from the core blog module and well now there is! In this blog post I want to share a SQL script, which will migrate all blog posts from the core blog to the SunBlogNuke module.

In this post we’ll look at a combination of tutorials for improving a DNN-based site with SunBlogNuke that help you improve your blog as well as your blogging experience, like providing added functionality that will bring new possibilities.

Today you will learn how to develop a customized theme quickly and easily within Ultimate DNN Blog Module – SunBlogNuke from this tutorial. Hope it helps you a little when you look to design your blog’s theme or critique it to your needs. Let's go ahead.

Today I would like to a detailed tutorial to share how to utilize the built-in lightbox(or facebox) feature of ultimate dnn blog module – SunBlogNuke when you want to show more big and clear presentation within dnn blog post.

Here I would like to share some simple steps to implement random testimonials with our featured widget of Ultimate DNN Blog Module - SunBlogNuke. Hopefully these will give you some ideas for use in your own dnn website when you are using our dnn blog module.

Today we are glad to announce that we have completed the initial version of SunBlogNuke Guidelines, which includes the Ultimate DNN Blog Module::SunBlogNuke tutorial. If you are our clients or interested in what cool features SunBlogNuke have implemented, please get it from our download page. With it you should find everything you need to get up and running with SunBlogNuke as well as in depth information on the more advanced options. The documentation has been divided into sections to keep it easy to navigate and maintain, including installation, upgrade, configuration and other tutorials. Later we will continue to enhance it in more details.

Good luck and happy writing.

The SunBlogNuke team

Actually the post is overdue and it might exactly be a demonstrate. I got those extreme DNN Architecture Design Diagram from irob’s blog (Please refer to the original post  DotNetNuke Architecture Diagram). In the mean time, I would like to show you how to apply the built-in lightbox(or facebox) feature of SunBlogNuke module for your images when you are blogging. That is a awesome feature you may be missing. Next I will complete a detailed tutorial to share how to utilize the killer feature when you want to show more big and clear presentation in the post.

Old DNN Architecture Design Diagram:(Zoom it with clicking):

New DNN Architecture Design Diagram:(Zoom it with clicking)

PS: A new visual overview of DotNetNuke intended to give newcomers to the platform a quick understanding of DotNetNuke, which got from the post DotNetNuke Visual Overview: