Re: Template per section
Jock Coats <jock.coats-+bkrO7OXlTBZut5cgo8xMlpr/1R2p/[email protected]>
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Tom, and others, thanks for your excellent advice. What if I do really want a completely 'different' look to the three column type layout? Or change the way things work - for example, one of the new Plone sites quoted on the plone.org site is the UK Strategic Rail Authority. They have a nice menuing systemn down the left hand side. Have they done all of this in stylesheets? That amount of change may be being optimistic for me, newbie as I am, and I've been cogitating overnight on what I do want to achieve and feel that I may very well get away with modifying CSS for most things, but I'd kind of like to know. When I started with PostNuke, I downloaded lots of skins to give me something to compare with and to see what happens if I change this or that. I'm a little bit lost without that in Plone. Still waiting for that 'Eureka' moment...:-) Jock In <[email protected]> Tom Croucher wrote: > For you Jock, the reason why CSS skinning is more ideal than template > skinning is because you can rapidly make skins for the different > sections. Then you just have to use the recipe on zopelabs which I > think Tonico linked too. That script of Alan's has been used time and > time again really well, when all you are changing is a style sheet > the cached templates load well and you can quickly make the skins for > the different parts of your site. ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: IBM Linux Tutorials Free Linux tutorial presented by Daniel Robbins, President and CEO of GenToo technologies. Learn everything from fundamentals to system administration.http://ads.osdn.com/?ad_id=1470&alloc_id=3638&op=click