Hi and hello!

For some time I was working on a new skin for Polish support (xoops.pl). Sitting down to work wondering heavily on creating a flexible skin - actually framework. Observe the work BitRC0, kris_fr and insiraq stood before a serious question. This grid is a grid or not?
I came to the conclusion that the base of the grid system can provide a total framework for the creation of good new skins, so I chose the latter solution, although it requires more work.
Another thing was the answer to question - which system to choose. After several weeks, creating stood between the choice of YAML (http://www.yaml.de/en/) or blueprinthttp://www.blueprintcss.org/. - for the last one look on Nuno Luciano (aka Damaster) works for XCL!). These are really excellent systems that allow for a fairly high degree of freedom in creating new skins. But do not give everything I wanted from the framework.
And so after much searching and found the amount of hard work framework, which seems to be almost perfect. It's Lovely CSS Framework (http://code.google.com/p/lovely-css/). Functional diagram you can see here:http://xoops.pl/labs/example.html

The first is a draft outline for a new portal for Polish support:http://xoops.pl/labs/theme.html

Within a few next days I want to do this for XOOPS framework, to be as flexible as possible and gave a lot more options than the standard positions of blocks and columns.
For now, this much and see you in a few days.

@insraq

Wonderful "idea"

I love the spotlight feature and dream to see it fully integrated with one of the news/articles modules we have.

hi,

see this framework :
-http://52framework.com/
-http://elasticss.com/

or use a blank theme for XOOPS -->http://xoops.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/xoops/XoopsThemes/PublicInterface/blanktheme.tar.gz?view=tar
note : (see files in extras folder)

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Hi Kris!
I know both and I believe it to be perfect, but not so flexible. However, you can easily combine frameworks - and certainly will do so too. I did not write, but the next step will be for sure a flexible layout, and the frameworks provided by you are perfect for this.

PPS sure you read the blog sohtanaka. When I first read the headline - Facebook Style Admin Panel Footer - once thought - hmmmm Kris did it over 2 years ago: D (like the bottom panel! I like!)