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The FreeStack Addon Pack 1 from Blueball Design adds 2 additional Navigation Stacks.
These 2 additions are different from the ‘stock’ Navigation Stacks. These Navigation Stacks allow you to add custom images for use in the stack.
Join me as we review these 2 additional Navigation Stacks and how to add the images needed.
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The FreeStack Theme includes 2 Vertical Navigation Stacks.
In this video tutorial we are going to look at both those stacks and the differences between them.
They share the same basic HUD as the Horizontal Navigation Stacks with a single exception.
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The FreeStack Theme comes ‘stock’ with 7 Navigation Stacks.
In this video tutorial we are going to review the 5 Horizontal Navigation Stacks.
Although each are similar in the HUD, they maintain separate properties that define each one.
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Macsupportcasts.com is now live with the first of many topic specific classrooms. Purchase and access only the information you need without a long term commitment to a Membership.
Many of the great tutorials we have her on Supportcasts.com will be made available at Macsupportcasts.com too.
Currently all the FreeStacks and an Rapidweaver 5 classroom are available.
Check it out at http://macsupportcasts.com
We all know how important social networking and media is. The FreeStack Theme doesn’t miss out on that fact.
Included with the FreeStack Theme purchase are three different Twitter Stacks. Join me in this video tutorial and we will look at all three and their various purposes.
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The See Through Stack from Blueball Design is a part of the FreeStack Add-On Pack 1.
In this video tutorial we will look at the various options and how they work. The See Through Stack can be used as a terrific backdrop between you content and your custom background.
It’s easy to add a little flare to your project with this add on.
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The Content Stack and Styler Stack come stock with the purchase of the FreeStack Theme.
In this video tutorial we will review both stacks, this way we can see how they differ. And see the variety of options that are available to better enable us to determine if we should use one over the other.
The nice thing about these two stacks is that you can use both on a single page in need be.
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In this screencast I’m going to cover two stacks. The Spacer Stack, which is stock, with the FreeStack Theme. And the Z-Index Stack which is part of the FreeStack Add-On Pack 1.
The Spacer Stack is a handy utility stack to add “white space” between other stacks, or to add space within a group of stacks. It’s an extremely simple stack to use and can be an invaluable asset in your Stack’s Library.
The Z-Index Stack from the Add-On Pack is a nice utility stack to have for those “older” unsupported stacks that just work. Some of the older lightbox stacks have preset z-index values that are quite high and tend to interfere with other content.
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The Fixed Height Stack for the FreeStack Theme is a great little utility stack.
In this video tutorial we will look at the simplicity of this stack. And we’ll take the time to discuss how you can use this stack in your projects.
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The Fixed Width Stack another handy utility type stack from the FreeStack Theme.
In this video tutorial we will cover the simple settings available with this stack. And we will talk about some ways that you can deploy this stack in your website project designs.
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Blogging Tumblr style.
The FreeStack Theme includes a Tumblr Lite stack to provide an option for having a blog. The stack is very simple and provides a limited amount of styling to incorporate a Tumblog.
Join me in this video tutorial as we explore how to set up the Tumblr Lite stack and how you can add your own custom CSS to style things up a bit.
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The Div Loader Stack is the PlusKit plugin for FreeStack. Div Loader isn’t a “stock” stack with the FreeStack purchase. It is available in the FreeStack Add-on Pack 1.
This is a powerful stack that will allow you to include standard RapidWeaver page types in your FreeStack based project file.
In this video tutorial I will show you how you can add a RapidWeaver based blog into your project. I also show a second example that uses a Blogger Blog via RapidBlog.
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The FreeStack iFrame Stack is like the included “page type” that comes stock in RapidWeaver.
This specific stack falls in the grey area of “page type” or “utility”. Although I feel its more of a “utility” type page, I’m including it as a “page type”.
Join me in this video tutorial as we look at the iFrame Stack and its features.
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The FreeStack Theme includes to File Sharing Stacks. Why two different stacks? Well, one is for RapidWeaver version 4 users and the other is for RapidWeaver version 5 users.
Join me in this video tutorial as I walk you through the File Share Stack for RapidWeaver 5. And tell you how it differs from the RapidWeaver 4 version.
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