Where to find custom theme development of Nodebb?
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We're looking to modify NodeBB into this type of site via theming: Is this possible?
And if it is possible , where do we find developers to do this ?A few things we want to do include specifically on the front page
- modifying the navigation bar to just include links to other pages - static pages for example
- Include a area front and center which shows the latest posts from the forum - which are clickable and bring you to the actual forum post such as done in this nodebb forum - http://star.aow.me/topic/89/10-words-that-can-make-you-more-powerful-rang-ni-bian-de-qiang-da-de-shi-ge-ci#391
- widgets on the side that display recent comments , must read ....etc such as done in the excellently done in the convoe theme here : https://i.imgur.com/OAz94uz.png
- about /contact section like done here: http://star.aow.me/
also with the convoe theme ( bottomn)
last question; Do we need a NodeBB dev? or just someone who knows node.js?
We are looking to use NodeBB as the basis of a community site , complimented by the addition of more then a few static pages.
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Posting here is a great way to find devs. hint hint
What you're looking for is a front-end developer with some knowledge of node.js
Node.js is only used on the server-side, and most of what you want is front-end stuff, so you should have a pretty easy time finding a dev.
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@yariplus said:
Posting here is a great way to find devs. hint hint
What you're looking for is a front-end developer with some knowledge of node.js
Node.js is only used on the server-side, and most of what you want is front-end stuff, so you should have a pretty easy time finding a dev.
Thanks. One more question.
Is it possible to use NodeBB as a commenting system for KeystoneJS CMS? ( obviously we will need to do some custom code)
and as a seperate forum ? Would two instnaces of NodeBB need to be run?
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@muonx never used Keystone, but basically it should be possible. Currently there is already a plugin available for Ghost/WordPress.
The commenting feature does not requires a second instance of NodeBB. The only thing you want to do later on, is to hide the specific category (where the posts are published to and the comments added).
