We just finished and launched a new website for Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II, an orphanage in Lima, Peru. Click the image below to visit the new website:
Casa Hogar is a home for orphaned and abandoned children in Peru. There are 64 children who live at Casa Hogar ranging in age from 4 years to 17 years. The orphanage uses a very unique family model – different than more traditional orphanage models. Casa Hogar uses the Girls and Boys Town program to set the kids up for success.
Features of the new website:
- Custom website design with XHTML, CSS, and Javascript (especially jQuery)
- Built with WordPress
- Custom image rotator created with jQuery and WordPress Custom Post Types
- Tested in all leading browsers on multiple devices and platforms
- Fully multilingual content management – site is available in three languages
- Statistics tracking software
- Photo gallery software
- Search engine optimized
What do you think? Let us know in the comments below.
Casa Hogar, custom, design, showcase, WordPress
A quick note for those who may find it useful:
John Brien’s GalleryView plugin is an awesome addition to NextGEN Gallery for WordPress, but if you’re using the button NextGEN adds to the TinyMCE editor to insert galleries into your pages and posts, you will notice that that there’s no option for the [ galleryview ] shortcode – just [ nggallery ], [ slideshow ], and [ imagebrowser ].
This is easy to fix, though:
- FTP into your WordPress site
- Find and open the file /<base>/wp-content/plugins/nextgen-gallery/admin/tinymce/window.php in a text editor
- Search for this: <label for=”showtype”>
- Under this, you will see several lines like this:
<label><input name=”showtype” type=”radio” value=”nggallery” /> <?php _e(‘Image list’, ‘nggallery’) ;?></label><br />
- Duplicate one of the lines, and change value=”nggallery” to value=”galleryview”
That’s all! Now the option is added and should work smoothly.
Gallery, GalleryView, NextGEN, shortcode, TinyMCE, WordPress
