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Re: [design] The design framework

by urbanspacema on 2009/5/21 14:54:38

as I said in a previous post, if you want a clean html code and made changes only via css, you could use a framework css as http://www.960.gs. I use it, and besides being very flexible, I also resolves some compatibility issues between browsers.

Re: [design] The design framework

by smart2 on 2007/10/19 16:55:18

A more enhanced model, not fully made.
Your comments and suggestions are welcome.

Re: [design] The design framework

by damaster on 2007/10/15 20:07:45

Today, not sure to do it that way! The Theme
should communicate more than decorate, using
simple and universal graphic language.

Also, if the theme is to be used within xoops.org
it only need three main categories about development
core, mod, doc. All the rest should be links to other
sub-categories or web sites.

Less is More!
Have Fun

Re: [design] The design framework

by damaster on 2007/10/15 19:49:21

Quote:

Damaster wrote:
When reviwing a theme for a XOOPS member I've played with the script that gives users control over left and right blocks visibility. No sure that's the best solution... but just for the theme structure:

And the theme: