Latest Screencasts

Constant Contact

This screencast will show you how to take the HTML form code Constant Contact gives you to both customize and simplify it using Freeway.— Dan Jasker, 11 Mar, 2010
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This screencast will continue building an entire website as a real project for a real organization that by the end will have a working home page using WebYep and Freeway.— Dan Jasker, 11 Mar, 2010
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Accordion Menus Using MooTools

This free screencast will teach you how to create a navigation system that is setup like an accordion for your website. This is easy to setup and is a great way to create dynamic looking navigation systems all using one action together with Freeway. Using MooTools to build an accordion style navigation system will allow you to add yet another dazzling effect to your website that is cross-browser compatible and interactive for your users.— Dan Jasker, 3 Mar, 2010
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WebYep Episode Two

This second episode is entitled “The Layout” because we start building a website as a real project for a real organization. In this screencast, I begin by showing you the design that was used and how to begin to transfer those ideas from Photoshop into Freeway.— Dan Jasker, 26 Feb, 2010
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WebYep - Episode One

This first episode, entitled “Installation”, is about how to download and install WebYep. It also goes through what plugins are available, where to get them, and how to activate them in WebYep. I also take the opportunity to talk about web security in terms of protecting your login information as well as how to connect Freeway, using Max Fancourt’s WebYep actions, to the WebYep installation. I wrap up with a bit of a demo on adding a WebYep Rich Text Element Action to your Freeway document, uploading it to the server, then entering in text using CKEditor to show you just how fast and easy it is to work with.— Dan Jasker, 10 Feb, 2010
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Freeway Basics Series

I have recorded a series of screencasts for beginners and people who are new to the Freeway web design software. Freeway is an excellent tool for quickly building an efficient and professional product in a short amount of time. If you’re new to Freeway or are checking out the program for your next web project, why not head over to the new screencast store, at danjasker.com, and check out this four-part episode series?— Dan Jasker, 6 Feb, 2010
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External StyleSheets

This free screencast will teach you how to utilize the Use External StyleSheet action in Freeway to attach additional CSS documents for screen or print into your existing website or single web page.— Dan Jasker, 6 Feb, 2010
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Slimbox vs. Scriptylightbox

In this screencast you’ll learn how to use the MooTools Slimbox Action and the ScriptyLightbox Action in Freeway. Both actions have their own unique advantages and disadvantages, but overall they can display visual items on your website in a unique way. Both actions are free to download from actionsforge.com and make sure to use the search box (at the top right of actionsforge.com) to easily locate them. After downloading these two actions it’s important to note that they have different installation types and Slimbox requires a different approach, so make sure to read the documentation.— Dan Jasker, 6 Feb, 2010
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