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Currently I am working on conversions from XOOPS to
Drake. The first on will be released open sourced
when completely done. Get a taste at Artesin dot Oldambtmeer dot NET
legolas558
Re: Drake Plate
13 January 2008 17:10
Anonymous
It looks very good! Feel free to submit it in the Patches tracker when you have
finished with it and when it is validates as XHTML 1.0
Transitional.
You should also check that it works with
all the Drake CMS module positions.
trex1512
Re: Drake Plate
13 January 2008 22:04
Anonymous
Hi Jonno
Fantastic...you have talent, I hope you
continue to hang around and contribute to the project.
Its good that there are users like you with very good skills
starting to get involved.
Just doing templates is such
a huge benefit to all usres...
Thanks again...
jonno_burpo
Re: Drake Plate
14 January 2008 10:43
Anonymous
Thanks Terry, hope I can contribute something
good. It is XHTML1 validated now, but I still need
to figure out how to put all those blocks in.
Not used
to use 'right' side blocks, but maybe if only on the frontpage?
Am open to a new approach.
All in good time I guess.
Cant wait for version 4.6
legolas558
Re: Drake Plate
14 January 2008 11:06
Anonymous
All module positions should be covered; just look at the default
templates to see how they render them
I am glad to
have you aboard!
trex1512
Re: Drake Plate
14 January 2008 11:54
Anonymous
Quote by Jonno Burpo:
Not used to use 'right' side blocks, but maybe if only on the
frontpage? Am open to a new approach.
All in good
time I guess.
Cant wait for version 4.6
You may have already read this however, This is the the basic info
of the template layout and positioning.
jonno_burpo
Re: Drake Plate
14 January 2008 16:07
Anonymous
Printed it so I have it at the tips of my fingers. Have
to see how I can implement this with the current Template
design.
Used to make it not wider than 800px,
even prefer 780 or 760px. Not to cope with 800px screen
resolution specificly, but merely to make it more easy on the
eyes.
Will read it all through and see how I can fit
it all in. [Edit] Think it can be done. Nice to be
aboard
jonno_burpo
Almost...
18 January 2008 09:17
Anonymous
Well, almost done with the final version 1 of
Drakeplate. But then something strange happened.
A Code:
<br>
gets inserted in the page spliting the template in two
with a gap between. This happenes when using the Editor FCK and
TinyMCE.
W3C test went ok except by one thing:
Code:
alt=""
missing in the banner part.
Greetings
legolas558
Re: Almost...
18 January 2008 13:22
Anonymous
Quote by Jonno Burpo:
Well, almost done with the final version 1 of
Drakeplate. But then something strange happened.
A Code:
<br>
gets inserted in the page spliting the template in two
with a gap between. This happenes when using the Editor FCK and
TinyMCE.
Maybe your CSS for <br /> is not OK?
Quote:
W3C test
went ok except by one thing: Code:
alt=""
missing in the banner
part.
Greetings
I thought that
was fixed with v0.4.10 RC6. Is it not?
jonno_burpo
Re: Drake Plate
19 January 2008 10:19
Anonymous
Drake Plate is ready, except the two points I mentioned.
As far as I can see the BR appearing in the output when editing
is not from the index.php and not from a css file.
Also the advert/banner still gives the alt error after
W3C check. For the proper working of the template it should
not be a problem at all. Only when editing an item with FCK
editor or the other one it shows a gap.
See it as an
editormode
It comes up at a spot where I should
not edit. Meaning outside of the template boundries. That's
for the coders
Drake Plate [V1 ready] 
