XOOPS is the star of the show
Introducing the new Performing Arts News website. http://www.performingartsnews.com
A huge round of applause goes to the entire XOOPS community for developing a CMS that makes creating a site fun and rewarding.
t'infection.com online!
Hi All Xoopers,
I opened my personel web site and I used Xoops 2.0.13.2 version. My theme designed by myself. (infection theme)
You can find my personel articles, web programming and design news, tutorials, (dw, flash, photoshop, css-xhtml) links and more in my site.
http://www.t-infection.com my adress; I hope you like it...
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I opened my personel web site and I used Xoops 2.0.13.2 version. My theme designed by myself. (infection theme)
You can find my personel articles, web programming and design news, tutorials, (dw, flash, photoshop, css-xhtml) links and more in my site.
http://www.t-infection.com my adress; I hope you like it...
New WDC_007 theme released. in different colors
The WDC_007 is a simple theme that looks pretty cool. You can get the theme in different colors. It is a fast loading theme since it has only 3 small images.
You can view this themes at our testsite
You can download these themes at our download section
Enjoy the themes.
If you have questions please post them in our forum.
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You can view this themes at our testsite
You can download these themes at our download section
Enjoy the themes.
If you have questions please post them in our forum.
xf_greenGrass
xf_greenGrass is released today! It is a 2 column Layout with the main content coming first in source. The photo used in this theme was made by myself and you could use it without restrictions when you want.The theme is able to display modules you want like forum eg. without any sideblock by settings in blockadministration of our preferred content management system. It’s clean, fast and simple and of course, valid W3C and CSS tested.
Read more and download on xoopsfactory
For the first time a static XHTML version is available too. I hope it will make it easier to use it.
Happy XOOPSING!
Michael
BizLook Theme
Sometimes you just get so busy that you forget about projects that you've started. That's the story behind this theme.This theme was created several months ago when I was planning the launch of MyPCResource, but was not used for that site. Amazingly, the theme escaped the dreaded recycle bin and sat "collecting dust" on my server for quite some time.
I've resurrected the design and finished coding the XHTML and CSS and uploaded it to the server for your enjoyment.
This design is a nice reminder of how far I've progressed in just a few months, but it still serves as a very clean and fast example of a XOOPS theme, hence the reason I'm releasing it.
As always, please see the included README.txt file for details on licensing and support.
Download: BizLook Theme
Enjoy!
JMorris
MediaWiki for XOOPS are released
The modules "MediaWiki for XOOPS" are now released. MediaWiki For XOOPS 1.58 for: XOOPS: 2.0, 2.2, 2.3; PHP: 4.3+; MySQL: 3.28+ MediaWiki For XOOPS 1.63 for: XOOPS: 2.0, 2.2, 2.3; PHP: 4.3+; MySQL: 4.1+
css theme xf_myxoops
Another CSS driven XOOPS theme without any usage of tables for positioning things is ready for download. Donwload it at: XOOPSFACTORY
DEMO: (select theme xf_myxoops in themebox)
xf demo page
the basic structure:
Happy XOOPSING
Michael
Butterfly Theme
In time for Spring...
Scribbles Graphics is proud to announce a new theme called Butterfly. I have had numerous requests for this, and I have finally finished it and made it available for download.
You can preview and download this theme here.
I hope everyone enjoys!
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Scribbles Graphics is proud to announce a new theme called Butterfly. I have had numerous requests for this, and I have finally finished it and made it available for download.
You can preview and download this theme here.
I hope everyone enjoys!
xoopsfactory
Not all of us will celebrate Easter and share these habits, though, but for those who celebrate it, I wish a happy Easter weekend! And let me use this to say thanks for all feedback and comments.
Looking into my logfiles, xoopsfactory has become more popular than expected. Most visitors are xoopser, of course, but more and more come from searchengines with other keys. Starting Xoopsfactory in 2003 it was more a playground for xoops and css exercises, no real content though. Opening the XOOPS Site of the month contest in august last year it was the first real goal of xoopsfactory. I'm a theme dabbler not a content writer, of course.
Especially the blog of xoopsfactory is loved by google and should be a good place to introduce your sites and news about your sites. Checking my backlinks there are some of them and still growing. If you are looking for a backlink from PR0 to PR7 depending on Google’s mood, the weather or somewhat else (haha) you can use our link area or introduce your website in our weBlog which should be as good as that.
What I did learned in the past month was, that a website needs patience, patience, patience and continous work on it. It's a bit like a domestic animal, which wants to be feeded.
Please take the time to browse through the nominations of the "xoops site of the month contest" and submit a voting for your favourite site for this month.
Happy Easter weekend and happy xoopsing.
Michael
from xoopsfactory
2TonGorilla in USA Today Tech_Space
There's a whole lotta boogie in the 2TonGorilla jungle following this blog from Angela Gunn in USA Today's Tech_Space. To wit:
"Great thanks to Ubersurfer for sending this one along: Two-Ton Gorilla, a shiny new portal for links to all the tech / geek info you crave. Some smart grouping and source choices here -- I like the good collection of support links, the software and hardware set's well chosen, and they've got the latest fun stuff from the likes of Snopes and w00t too.
Interestingly, their front-page headline-feed choices map almost perfectly to my early-morning reads: Computerworld (yes, well, I do work there after all, behooves me to check in etc.), Wired, Slashdot and The Register. They've also got a nice selection of additional RSS feeds at your disposal -- including, to my surprise and delight, one for this blog. I feel very much at home, and the fact that something about that gorilla cracks me up is a real plus. Good stuff."
We are so humbled. Stoked, too! Thanks, Angela.
-Tongo
http://www.2tongorilla.com
Comments?
"Great thanks to Ubersurfer for sending this one along: Two-Ton Gorilla, a shiny new portal for links to all the tech / geek info you crave. Some smart grouping and source choices here -- I like the good collection of support links, the software and hardware set's well chosen, and they've got the latest fun stuff from the likes of Snopes and w00t too.
Interestingly, their front-page headline-feed choices map almost perfectly to my early-morning reads: Computerworld (yes, well, I do work there after all, behooves me to check in etc.), Wired, Slashdot and The Register. They've also got a nice selection of additional RSS feeds at your disposal -- including, to my surprise and delight, one for this blog. I feel very much at home, and the fact that something about that gorilla cracks me up is a real plus. Good stuff."
We are so humbled. Stoked, too! Thanks, Angela.
-Tongo
http://www.2tongorilla.com
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