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invision community Invision Community - building a blog from scratch
Jimi Wikman posted a blog article in Development
This is a guide series that will go through everything you need to know to set up and customize your own blog using Invision Community from Invision Power Services. This guide will be updated with new articles or new information when new releases are made that affect the guides. This guide contains the following articles: Introduction (this page) Databases & Custom fields Adding Databases to Pages Adding CSS and JS to Pages Article View Template design Article Listing Template Design Article Category Listing Template Design Article Form Design Article Block Design Database Relationships This guide should give you all the information you need to get a good start with creating your own designs with Invision Community and its Pages application. If you want a quick start however and get a great looking design up and running in 10 minutes, then you can purchase a license for Invision Community and buy the plugin Pages SuperGrid by opentype. For this guide you will need a license for Pages, which is the application that allow you to work with Pages and Databases. I will make references to the Forum application as well, but you do not need that if you do not want to. The information in the articles will not go deep into how to make your blog compatible by using standard classes as that is a pretty big topic and I usually just build for myself, so I do not have to worry too much about that. If you have any questions or see a topic not yet added here, please drop by the forum and let me know.-
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This is a guide series that will go through everything you need to know to set up and customize your own blog using Invision Community from Invision Power Services. This guide will be updated with new articles or new information when new releases are made that affect the guides. This guide contains the following articles: Introduction (this page) Databases & Custom fields Adding Databases to Pages Adding CSS and JS to Pages Article View Template design Article Listing Template Design Article Category Listing Template Design Article Form Design Article Block Design Database Relationships This guide should give you all the information you need to get a good start with creating your own designs with Invision Community and its Pages application. If you want a quick start however and get a great looking design up and running in 10 minutes, then you can purchase a license for Invision Community and buy the plugin Pages SuperGrid by opentype. For this guide you will need a license for Pages, which is the application that allow you to work with Pages and Databases. I will make references to the Forum application as well, but you do not need that if you do not want to. The information in the articles will not go deep into how to make your blog compatible by using standard classes as that is a pretty big topic and I usually just build for myself, so I do not have to worry too much about that. If you have any questions or see a topic not yet added here, please drop by the forum and let me know. View full blog article
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Figma is a really amazing design and prototyping tool that has exploded in popularity. If you are thinking about making the switch to it, or if you're looking to figure out how to use it, this tutorial is for you! /// Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction 00:25 - What we are going to be building 02:06 - What is Figma? 03:03 - Starting a new project 03:33 - basic interface 04:12 - creating a frame (workspace/artboard) 05:45 - creating basic shapes 06:45 - color basics 08:16 - the text tool 12:30 - layer basics 14:07 - Zooming in and out and moving around the frame 16:57 - selecting, aligning, and locking items 20:22 - duplicating items 22:50 - stroke basics 23:47 - moving things perfectly straight 24:47 - more layer controls 26:59 - round corners 28:46 - grouping items, equal distribution, layer organization 31:45 - placing images 35:29 - the scale tool 37:15 - eye dropper and more on colors 38:04 - making the layout look better with everything we learned -
hunter Hunter Movement 101 | Advanced Guide | Destiny 2
Jimi Wikman posted a video in Destiny 2's Videos
TIMESTAMPS Basic Mobility/Exotics - 1:00 Changing Jump Height - 4:45 Best Jump - 6:19 Roof Boosting - 10:41 Best Dodge - 12:04 Dodge Basics - 13:32 Dodge Turning - 14:15 How/Why to Use Dodge - 16:12 Using Dodge to Break Tracking - 20:58 Supers - 22:38 -
titan Titan Movement 101 | Advanced Guide | Destiny 2
Jimi Wikman posted a video in Destiny 2's Videos
TIMESTAMPS: Intro - 0:46 Exotic options - 1:36 Barrier slides - 4:38 Jumps - 5:37 Titan skating - 10:04 Sword flying - 11:26 Shoulder charge - 14:02 Super specific tips - 19:48 -
raid Raid guides in Destiny 2 -The true guardians of hope
Jimi Wikman posted a blog entry in Destiny 2's Destiny 2 ramblings
Doing a raid in Destiny 2 is still a very exclusive experience. The majority of players never experience is as the activity not only require six people, but also a lot of communication. Having good raid guides that have patience and the ability to guide people through a raid is invaluable. In the clan I belong to we have some great raid guides and it is one of the reasons I like it so much. Being in a clan is not for everyone. I have tried a few before I found the one I am in now. If you are a bit introvert in your gaming it becomes even more difficult because you probably want to play alone quite a lot. If you are not in a clan and you want to raid, then you need to go through the LFG (Looking For Group). This means that you will be joining a group of strangers that can be anyone from anywhere. This is a very scary place for many and it is why so many never raid. So once you find a clan that feels secure and fit your personality, then that clan need some good raid guides. It may seem easy enough, but it is actually not as easy as you think. To be a good raid guide you need patience, a ton of patience. Most new raiders are chatty from tension and excitement and as the raid is executed they do a lot of mistakes. This increases as the raid goes on as the mechanics become more complex and the energy levels of the players go down. This can drive anyone insane, so you need to have a ton of patience. You need to be good at explaining things. Most players know very little of the mechanics or have watched a guide online. This is not the same as actually playing the raid as theory is not the same as practice. Having the ability to explain things that for you is easy and logical to people over discord with little to know idea of what you are talking about is a hard skill to learn. Some people require visual aid, so make sure you have that ready if needed as well. It is also very important to have the confidence to ask people to be quiet during the explanations. Some feel uncomfortable doing this, but it will help the group a lot as it is easy to miss a crucible step if there is a lot of chatter going on. Since I joined the clan I am in now I have done 26 raids. This is all thanks to great raid guides like Darkimakura, who often guide us newbies into the various raids. This was something I could never dream of a year ago and it is all thanks to the true guardians of hope: Our Raid Guides. May the light bless you. -
Destiny 2 - HOW TO GET IZANAGI'S BURDEN! Quest Fixed Today! Best Exotic Sniper? How to get the Izanagi's Burden in Shadowkeep!
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Complete Guide for new Pit of Heresy Dungeon just added in the Shadowkeep DLC (Season of the undying)!
