[nodebb-theme-vanquish] NodeBB Theme - Vanquish

[Schamper]

Double notifications! I caught it first

[baris]

@xCausxn said:

Sorry about the double image post, cant seem to delete one

You can't edit your post?

[xCausxn]

i can edit post just not picture uploads i believe @baris

[finid]

@baris

He's so happy with his work, he has to show it twice!

I'm rooting for you, guy, Show us the other pages.

[xCausxn]

@planner thanks mate and will post other pages soon,

also @Mr_Waffle i have fixed the double notifications now

[baris]

@xCausxn you can just delete the markdown link from your post.

[xCausxn]

@baris @psychobunny @planner @Mr_Waffle @julian

Updated With new Pictures

Still Early Stages But Coming along nicely

[xCausxn]

Any suggestions anyone?

What would they like to see in a theme?

Layouts, Modules, Styling

Please leave a reply and ill see what i can do

[finid]

@xCausxn

I made a feeble attempt to create a custom theme using Lavender as base. The aim was to have a sidebar on all the page. I tried to do that by removing the sidebar code from home.tpl and inserting into a <div> tag in footer.tpl. Long story short, it worked to some extent, but not as I wanted.

I think the best option would be to create a sidebar.tpl that is called from every page. If that can be done and the integrity of the home page is maintained, I think you'll have created a theme that most commercial publishers want.

What do you think.

[xCausxn]

I will see what i can do and thanks @planner for the idea

[xCausxn]

@planner something like this http://puu.sh/6F9zE.jpg

[finid]

@xCausxn

Yep. did you accomplish that with a separate sidebar.tpl?

Btw, that's what I got, but the home page, because of the Bootstrap CSS classes used, did not hold up.

[xCausxn]

i applied this directly to the topic page, by adding a col-md-9 to the ul class, and the sidebar using a col-md-3
@planner

[finid]

@xCausxn

Cool! That gives me an idea.

[xCausxn]

@julian @psychobunny @baris Please move this thread to the theme area

[julian]

Done and done.

[xCausxn]

@julian thank you

[psychobunny]

Looks like we have enough competition out there to start a Theme Weekend Contest or something

[julian]

I don't know what's harder to do in a weekend, a theme or a plugin...

[xCausxn]

Plugins definitely, you need to know Node.js whereas theming is mainly html, CSS