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hi,
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... it will be wonderful !
How could it be done ? In your opinion, module developpers' have to change all their templates ? ...I really try to understand, because (for me) it's a "nightmare" to obtain same looking for each modules (e.g. here / downloads here)
Another question : Morphothings as you called it
is really a bad thing ? Newbies have the right to learn (I'm sure you're agree with it) but do you know another tools ?
I think there is a lack of documentation about themes : for end-user, and may be for module developpers (css classes to use, etc...).
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ps : I'm not a designer, just a end-user that do not want to pay for themes
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What you NEED to do is set standards for css classes used in module/block code, or make a wrapper for them like every other cms on the planet, THEN let the themers adapt to those, THAT way when I set something to row1 it's going to look right in every module and I don't have to sit here and template override every #OOPS#ing module.
... it will be wonderful !
How could it be done ? In your opinion, module developpers' have to change all their templates ? ...I really try to understand, because (for me) it's a "nightmare" to obtain same looking for each modules (e.g. here / downloads here)
Another question : Morphothings as you called it
is really a bad thing ? Newbies have the right to learn (I'm sure you're agree with it) but do you know another tools ? I think there is a lack of documentation about themes : for end-user, and may be for module developpers (css classes to use, etc...).
@+
ps : I'm not a designer, just a end-user that do not want to pay for themes
Still learning CSS and... english 
), just copy folders and files in your /XOOPS_ROOT_FOLDER.
! Can you tell us Php and MySQL versions because I don't want to go mad again with this module !
