Posts Categorized: development

Customising Blacklight

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I’m doing my own customisation so, I will try to do a step-by-step with loads of comments so I can do it again if something goes wrong (or if I had to repeat in x months time…) *** STILL A WORK IN PROGRESS *** To change the initial text that comes with Blacklight on home… Read more »

Blacklight Installation

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My attempt to install Blacklight/Solr combo, had to use many instructions from different sources. I got it working in the end, but since this was a while ago the process may be easier now…

Bluepages

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The bluepages finally started to take more shape and direction after a couple of meetings with Sally and the team. The layout that inspired the initial design was the Really Wild Flowers website.   One of the documents that highlight the BRII blue pages layout considerations / ideas [google doc - need authorisation for viewing]… Read more »

Med meeting

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Meeting with Anne, Katie and Tjitske   Some websites: Vocab – Medical Sciences Division RES: A vocabulary for describing academic researchers. Thomas Brunner profile (as normal) Thomas Brunner profile (in RDF) Oxford Neuroscience Widgets   The researcher uses webauth ID, publications are taken from Pubmed. “methodologies” fell on the ‘keywords’ group, according with context will… Read more »

Pinfox meeting

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Pinfox system was developed within NDM (Nuffield Department of clinical Medicine), they use the system to enter information about their research, which includes research activity information, some bits of finance, costing, grants. It supports most of their administrative processes. They generate reports with it and populate some parts of their website. So it allows them… Read more »