themes

Przeglądając drupalowe zasoby napotkałem interesujący serwis Drupal2u.

Dlaczego mnie tak zaciekawił zapewne spytacie?

A no drodzy grupowicze posiada naprawdę w kosmos tematy graficzne. Tych na prawdę wypas jest niewiele ale są takie perełki, które nie dość, że wyglądają to jeszcze uszyte są pod siódemke.

UWAGA - istnieje uzasadnione podejrzenie, że dostępne skórki są nielegalne (patrz komentarz omega8cc)

PS. Aż dziw bierze, że niektóre są za free. Jakieś to podejrzane nawet. W każdym razie można je pobrać.

Hi,

I've been working on a site based on openpublish for a while. The site is growing and the theme has changed very much, it actually looks nothing like the main openpublish theme. Im currently having an issue with IE7, the oldest browser we're supporting (we're running heavy jquery stuff, for instance) and the browser gets hammered everytime it loads my stylesheets, and the one cached from openublish.

I was looking at the Omega 960gs theme, and came across the assertion that using it would preclude any need for using panels. After looking deeper into what the theme does, I'm fairly confident that while there is overlap, the theme doesn't do offer everything panels does. Not that it should...it -is- a theme.

Let's create a wiki or documentation for "How to documentation for creating Drupal 7 multisite configuration".

I can help test and write the documentation. I may need some help setting mine up, too. So this would be beneficial for everyone.

If I build a Theme that uses no PHP or GPL'd JavaScript but does incorporate PERL code in the template would that PERL code need to be GPL'd?

I realize of course this would mean that the hosting installation would have to have PERL enabled on their server (not a normal Drupal setup) but I don't think that is the same as "requiring a 3rd party proprietary program" since PERL is open source and quite common on many hosting services.

There has been much discussion through the years about the automatic GPL status of Themes and Modules, and I will weigh in on that topic itself in another post (see the bottom of this post). But for now suffice it to say that I see an argument in favor of requiring GPL for Modules but I see a very different and very compelling argument in favor of excluding Themes from the GPL mandate. This post is to address a pre-cursor to that argument ...

I love Drupal, but some of its themes need work, but then again that has not been its focus. Its focus has been great code, which I love! There are wordpress sites I was thinking about converting, but wanted to know if someone else has already done them. Here they are: LightWord, Mystique, Easel, Sliding Door, Station, Antisnews, StudioPress, Glossy Stylo, MT dark

Welcome Everyone,

First of all, Happy drupling :-). In this group, we want to try to share knowledge on anything related to Drupal, ASYCUDA and any technologies to enhance trade facilitation.

Feel free to share any best practices in these areas and post any queries you might have and will try as much as we can to share what we know.

All the best!

Welcome drupal users. Share your ideas, experience, tricks and best practices on drupal usage and development.

For the record, let me affirm what many here already know, Drupal
truly allows the freedom to produce a scalable, stable and secure
production environment incorporating mission critical legacy
infrastructure. As part of our portal redesign project the basic
requirements included the seemingly insane task of seamlessly
integrating no less than two database formats, two server side coding
languages all within at least 3 major themes all via Drupal. Over a
four week period we worked out all the technical obstacles -- and did
so without any Drupal core module changes of any kind. I wonder if
other developers out there have similar stories of successfully
integrating legacy components into their fully Drupalized web site? I
hope to inspire someone out there with this post!

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