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Hi,
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brash wrote:
I'm actually the author of the karate_redux_blue theme, and to be perfectly honest I can't remember a great deal of the details as it is well over a year now since I created it. As flattering as it is that you've choosen it, I wouldn't say it is the cleanest XOOPS theme around, or the most technically competent.
I did notice the "Color Scheme by Brashguide" on the logo, but being an Aussie, shouldn't that be "Colour Scheme by Brashguide" ?
I've only just installed XOOPS on Friday, and what comes as default didn't turn me on much, I saw the nice blue on one site, and so thought to go with that, at least a lot more interesting than what comes out of the box, so to speak.
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brash wrote:
If you do want to use it, then I'd suggest just using the default template. Ackbarr is the author of the karate_redux template, and although my theme is based on his karate_redux theme, it is not exactly the same.
Ok, I will see what it looks like with the default template. Being a 'noob' with XOOPS, I just thought a 'theme had to go with a template', so thought I had to use the karate_redux template, in order to us the "karate_redux_...." themes, it just seemed logical.
I'm still coming to grips with the terminolgy, but I simply see a template as the structure/layout, and the theme to be the styles, colour, and images. Following on from that assumption, I thought that a theme had to always "fit into" a template.
Thanks,
Peter
