Welcome to Werstnet.com

Hi, my name is Jeremy Werst, and I'm a web developer working out of Minneapolis, MN.  My specialty is in creating beautiful websites that adhere to modern css and html specifications, specifically working with the concrete 5 content management system.

If you don't know what that means, don't worry.  It basically just means that I can make you a super kick-ass website that you can update yourself.  It's honestly easier for you to update the site that I create than it is to edit a word document.  Just navigate to the page that you're looking to edit, click the 'Edit Page' button and start clicking.

Seriously, it's that easy.


Latest Blog Posts:

Apparently I suck at riding the bus

I wimped out and took the bus into work today.  It's cold to wait outside for a bus to come along and pick you up.

Posted by Jeremy on January 12, 2012
Categories : Daily Log

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Occupy the Neighborhoods Website is a Go

Occupy the Neighborhoods Website is a Go

I went to the first organisational meeting of the Occupy Minneapolis Neighborhood Democracy Project tonight.  They didn't talk about website needs for long, but they thought that my idea would work.

Posted by Jeremy on January 10, 2012
Categories : Neighborhood Democracy Project Occupy Minneapolis User Blogs

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Busy weekend, now a busy week

At least, so far it's looking like a busy week ahead.  Portions of this post for people in the 'friends' and 'crazy people' group only.

Posted by Jeremy on January 9, 2012
Categories : concrete 5 eCommerce Product Import

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Finally there's something happening with the Icarus project in Minneapolis

Finally there's something happening with the Icarus project in Minneapolis

This Sunday January 8th at the Minnehaha free space there will be a meeting of the Icarus Project at 4pm.  If you know what that means keep reading, if not there's probably not a lot to read here. Large portions of this post only there for people in the Crazy People group.

Posted by Jeremy on January 3, 2012
Categories : Bipolar

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Trying to figure out a tricky drop down menu

Trying to figure out a tricky drop down menu

I have a pretty tricky drop down menu to figure out for work, wondering if anyone has thoughts on how to create it?

Posted by Jeremy on January 3, 2012
Categories : concrete 5 Navigation

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I figured out the last piece of the puzzle for user blogs and calendar integration

I figured out the last piece of the puzzle for user blogs and calendar integration

Keep reading if you like php code.  I go into saving a new page and creating aliases for it against a page list of other pages of a particular type.  It's geektastic.

Posted by Jeremy on January 2, 2012
Categories : concrete 5 Alias Attributes Page Creation

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Apparently Minneapolis is Post Critical Mass

I've advocated for a long time that we don't really need Critical Mass in Minneapolis because we already have it so good.  Apparently other people finally got the message, if this forum post is to be believed.

Posted by Jeremy on January 2, 2012
Categories : Bicycling Advocacy Critical Mass

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Starting to plan out the Occupy the Neighborhood Website

Starting to plan out the Occupy the Neighborhood Website

I got some more information from the people organising this and I think I can start in on some of the programming before the first meeting with them on the 10th.  I'm excited about the project, keep reading to find out why.

Portions of this post restricted to people in the 'lovers' group.

Posted by Jeremy on December 30, 2011
Categories : concrete 5 Occupy MN Content Management Theory Blogging Software

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