So that seems to be a good starting point - right? An interactive color scheme generator on top of that? Would that be an admin interface with some logic behind it? Select one color - cut the colorwheel in three or four - find the two or three other colors matching, lighten and darken to add the lighter and darker shades by a set percentage. VOILA - a color scheme. That's basically what those color scheme, palette generators do. Should be possible. It's the interface part that is difficult I think.
Best Gunnar
Bèr Kessels wrote:
Op zondag 08 januari 2006 14:58, schreef Gunnar Langemark:
"Skinning" - where what you change is colors, graphics and perhaps a little layout. This can be done almost entirely by css. So actually I think it should be a "css-module" in its own right. Selecting a color scheme etc. It could provide a "skinning block" and a "skin-mixer/roulette" if anybody else understand what I mean by that.
My argeebee theme is this, minus the online part. If we could tie a simple CSS colorSCHEME generator with this, one that poops out CSS, we are set.
Note the stress on SCHEME. making colors is not too hard. Making them play nice together is. developing a colopicker is not hard. It can even be done on a low level with a few textfields where one inserts HEX codes. No, developing and algorithm to pick nice contrasting, yet beatifull color sets is hard. argeebee on drupal.org has a list of some online scheme generator