Hmm...I wonder what the RocketTheme team has been up to?
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- prim
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It will be fun to hack this template. I really like it by default and it feels very versatile
Maybe i have a new favorite
- Please reply with a direct link to the issue & create a new thread for each new issue.
A template is only as good as the content that goes into it
- DanG
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- Jason Kopacko
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Fantastic template.
And THANK YOU on the "Module Positions" image. Soooo much cleaner and easier to use as a teaching tool. - Thank you,
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- DanG
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Okay since all the people hang out here and seeing how popular the latest series of templates and our Swiss Army Knife have been, I'll ask here.
What is your considered opinion on an extension that would allow you to automatically sub-THEME an existing template, e.g install the extension and choose a seasonal or some other type of theme-oriented layout that would add additional styling to the existing template?
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- WBoro
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DanG wrote:
Okay since all theI can't think of a current use for it in my work, but maybe after I see a few examples, my imagination will expand. people hang out here and seeing how popular the latest series of templates and our Swiss Army Knife have been, I'll ask here.
What is your considered opinion on an extension that would allow you to automatically sub-THEME an existing template, e.g install the extension and choose a seasonal or some other type of theme-oriented layout that would add additional styling to the existing template?
Greg
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- Desther
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Some companies use seasonal templates on their website, mainly sport equipments dealers... It can be handy sometimes.
I would find it useful, just please make it work on existing templates, not just new.
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- KMGDESIGN
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Hi there!
Sorry, but what is fantastic with this template?
Who of all is going to use it for an professional website? Which sort of clients accept this thing?
There is an 'inside and an 'outside'.
Inside you find a lot of really awsome things with such a lot of usefull options. Roksprocket and Rokgallery are great. Thumbs up.
Outside it looks like a work from this kind of people who wearing thick glasses and using 30" screens. Try it on an 12" or 13" netbook/macbook. There is no fun and no content. ...
Please, don`t tell anything about adjusting. Give me your clients to make money with it.
And, don´t be angry about my words. Your job is already done. Maybe, theres a big difference in design, style in my opinion.
Thanks! (I´m waiting for the next month)
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- Henning
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I like this template. I dont want to start that old discussion again. But demo content is just ... a demo. Font sizes are based on em and so ease to change. The is a bit too much space around the article-info for my taste ... but I never used that anyway. This template has some nice feature like the logo in the menu. Since this one is the last template to support Joomla 1.5 the dev team can finally move on to really use J!2.5.
As we say in germany "nach dem Spiel ist vor dem Spiel" ...
(translates as "After the game is before the next game" or something like that.)
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- KMGDESIGN
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I say: "Form follows function".
And this playground (WWW) need absolutly an directly and straight lane to be successful!
The old discussion is boring, "After the game is before the next game". Yes, absolutly.
Nobody has to be defended. Please!
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