themes February 2006

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loads of new themes: lots of thoughts :)
by Bèr Kessels 02 Feb '06

02 Feb '06

Hello. I added a bunch of new themes, and it is looking very well :) Thank you for the nice new additions. However, the site is growing, and needs work. Here is my plan: Write twelve (just below the pager) nodes. I am not a fan of lipsum, so IMO it should just be an intro into Drupal, theming and other information like that. I also want one page explaining that Garen theme is NOT available. Steven and I have been getting quite a lot of personal mails about that lately. If possible we should add one or two small images to one or two nodes. Any takers? I want to show one node/add screen. For that I would like to develop a module that adds no content. Maybe someone has a nicer idea? I want to show comments + comment form. The comments could be put online, but could be queued (and deteleted) I also like to discuss auto-installation of themes. I do not have time to read thoroughly trough all the themes. I did check the new ones this time, but when that is growing this will no longer be possible. We could add a crontab that pulls in new 4.6 tagged themes every night, but Ie am afraid that one CVS committer can abuse that to commit+tag a hacked up theme and then take over the site the same night. Ideas are more then welcome. The site is getting busy lately :) Bèr -- | Bèr Kessels | webschuur.com | website development | | Jabber & Google Talk: ber(a)jabber.webschuur.com | http://bler.webschuur.com | http://www.webschuur.com |

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Is there a better way to do this? (by "this", I mean include javascript commands in the body of a page that change in response to page.tpl.php variables)
by Nick Lewis 02 Feb '06

02 Feb '06

Okay, so I'm building this theme called curved_slate -- the first live knock off of it is at the Texas ISP association: http://www.tispa.org/ I'm using the prototype and rico javascript libraries to handle those rounded corners you see on the page. However, I'm having an issue with ordering the javascript that executes the rounded box code. Below, would be the correct ordering that follows the markup from top to bottom: ... <script> var roundCorners = Rico.Corner.round.bind(Rico.Corner); roundCorners('main',{corners:"all"}); roundCorners('top-nav',{corners:"tr tl"}); roundCorners('mission'); roundCorners('sidebar-left',{border:"#DFDFDF"}); roundCorners('sidebar-right',{ border:"#DFDFDF"}); </script> </body> </html> The problem is that sidebar-left only appears when the user is logged in, and mission only appears on the front page. When mission doesn't appear, but the javascript attempts to wrap it, the entire script ends, and sidebar-left, and right alike are left naked, cold, and without the sexy curves. My solution is going to be to use a php script to generate the javascript. I was thinking something along the lines of: <?php if (insert variable to test if my jstoolbox module exists) { if ($mission) { $curveJS .= [mission javascript] } and so forth.... And better ways that anyone knows off the top of their head to do this? Best, Nick Lewis http://nicklewis.smartcampaigns.com

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