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The Revelstoke Current Website Goes Live

It has been a flurry of activity at Rev Software since the announcement that we would be designing the website for Revelstoke’s new (and only) online newspaper, The Revelstoke Current. In just over one week we were able to create the current out of a modified theme based on the WordPress content management system and we had it up and running with time to spare for the July 1st launch date.

Thanks to the WordPress system installed by Rev Software the website is easily managed by David through an intuitive WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) system allowing David to spend his time doing what he does best, writing and reporting the news. No fuss, no muss this is just another example of how in a short amount of time you can have a website created by Rev Software that you can maintain and update yourself.

Having a daily, professional, online newspaper is something I, as a fellow Revelstokian, am very excited about. David is an excellent reporter, and a driven man who is committed to the community and to his beliefs. So I encourage all of you to head over to The Current and check out the latest news.

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2 Responses to “The Revelstoke Current Website Goes Live”

  1. Bender Says:
    January 5th, 2010 at 11:22 pm

    Hey David…how do I send a copy of any of your stories to friend???

    I even tried saving it to hard drive but got the whole page???

    Steve

  2. Shane McCallum Says:
    January 6th, 2010 at 12:06 am

    Hi Steve,

    I think you might confused, I am Shane McCallum from Rev Software and you posted this on my website. If you are looking for David Rooney you may reach him at editor@revelstokecurrent.com or by going to http://www.revelstokecurrent.com/contact-us/

    As for sending a story to a friend, the easiest way would be to copy the URL (starts with “http”) for the story and paste it into an email. Let me know if you need further explanation or if you can’t get hold of David.

    Cheers,

    Shane

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