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Hi MadFish, I would like to share with all you our new theme, used for a public administration website (www.comunevolvera.it) and for our presentation website (www.xplaza.it), you can download it on www.xplaza.it, follow this link (after registering)http://www.xplaza.it/modules/mydownloads/visit.php?cid=4&lid=19 . I'll be very happy to have your feedback, please contact us for every kind of question...

Regards,
XplazaTeam - Turin (Italy)

I agree with you, we have created a theme and two sites complient W3C XHTML 1.0 Strict, you can check it on www.comunevolvera.it (Public Administration), and www.xplaza.it (where you can download the theme W3C complient, after registering).

In Italy, with Stanca Ordinance, accessibility is a hard work for web publisher and web site administrator, but there are some new CMS (not open source) very interesting...which can help user to "publihs" accessible sites, producing accessible HTML Page, take a look at www.fruibile.it (sorry, it's just in italian)..

Fruibile uses the editor Xstandar:

"The editor generates clean XHTML Strict or 1.1, uses CSS for formatting, and ensures the clean separation of content from presentation. Markup generated by XStandard meets the most demanding accessibility requirements. The editor's cool features include drag & drop file upload, spell checking and an image library that integrates tightly with your CMS."

It would be great to have the same editor but...open source!!!
We love Xoops, we promote XOOPS (in Italy we were exhibitors in SMAU - www.smau.it - and ComPA - www.compa.it , with XOOPS solution), but accessibility is really important for us, also in the back office!!

Best regards,
Xplazateam

Oh, finally we talk about the same problem, the standard and the accessibility of a web site! we have this problemi in Italy, after august 2005 with Stanca's Ordinance for Public Administration's Web sites. Now we've solved the problem with all layout ordered by CSS (if you want our theme you can download it on www.xplaza.it , and we work hardly in order to publish XHTML 1.0 Strict (not transitional, this is the law in Italy!)...

But now we have a second problem, with backoffice accessibility. I would like to ask to all the community if there are other XOOPS user with the same problem, and how can we solve it working together...

Thanks a lot and take a look to www.xplaza.it, you can download modules and themes and documentation (sorry, just in italian), just registering...

Best regards,
XPlazateam...from Italy!

Hi, we develop intranet/extranet solutions for medium italian customers and the results are very professional, we presented some case history at the italian Linux World Expo,Here's the link to download our presentation, sorry...it's in italian!

I think XOOPS is really a great solution for custom modules developed for internal purpose (not only document management, but also Human resource management, timesheet, calendar, supply chain modules, etc...).

Now we're working with Pubblic Administration too, with accessibility problems (w3C), and here you can see the web site of an italian city, W3C complient, based on Xoops.

Where is our business? Not selling code ore software, of course, but selling our know how, and our "work" for publishing, for personalization, for developing new modules.

Good luck to all XOOPS developers and thanks for your great job, we will make other donation everytime we make business.....with Xoops!

XPlazateam