by Matt Reimer | May 10th, 2013 |
In anticipation of the upcoming provincial election we were looking for ways to help organizations who want to target email campaigns at electoral candidates.
In parternship with OpenNorth we inputted candidate data which then became available to us as part of the fantastic opennorth API. From that point it was just a matter of tweaking our federal mp lookup plugin to consume it.
by Matt Reimer | October 24th, 2012 |
Last weekend our dev team attended the Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit. We had a blast, we nerded out about Foundation and we learned a lot (especially about SCSS and Compass). We were taking furious notes and we can expect some big changes to come to our Cogito Foundation theme in the coming weeks.
by Emira Mears | October 2nd, 2012 |
This week we launched a very exciting project for our beloved friends and longterm clients at Covenant House Vancouver. While there's no doubt that their new site is beautiful, the really exciting part for our team was that with this project we got to help Covenant House become a leader in providing a truly mobile responsive website to help serve their own clients, as well as for easy use by supporters and donors.
by Colin Calnan | July 25th, 2012 |
Theme regions in Drupal are normally output in the Page template (page.tpl.php) in a format similar to this:
by Colin Calnan | June 20th, 2012 |
Have you ever wanted to add a separator like a comma ',' between the output of taxonomy terms?
When you output a list of terms in a view on Drupal you get something like this:
Topics: Drupal WordPress Development Design Process
by Colin Calnan | June 13th, 2012 |
We use the infinitely awesome Foundation framework here at Raised Eyebrow for everything from Interactive Wireframing to creating mobile responsive sites.
by Emira Mears | June 11th, 2012 |
We've been busy these last few months working on some really great projects. Some of them will be launching soon, but for now I wanted to take a few minutes over a cup of tea on this sunny afternoon to update you on some recent launches:
by Colin Calnan | June 8th, 2012 |
I've always loved teaching. In my 20's I taught guitar to anyone who wanted to learn. I've never been quite sure why I loved it so much. It may be that I'm good with people, having been a musical performer for many years. It may be seeing the satisfaction in a student's face when they finally 'get it'. So when Emira approched me a few weeks back about a request she'd had from UBC in regards to teaching a Drupal course, I jumped at the opportunity.
by Emira Mears | April 23rd, 2012 |
While it's not quite the same as the honour of being inducted, we were pretty thrilled earlier this year when The Internet Society asked our team to build the online home of the Internet Hall of Fame.
by Colin Calnan | April 4th, 2012 |
Since we pushed the DataPublic distribution to Drupal.org a few weeks ago, a number people have asked the question, "Why did you not use the OpenPublic Drupal distribution as a base?".
There are many reasons we followed the path that we did. I hope to outline a few of them here:
