Well then, I'd like to submit a (company) website template of sorts for the contest... I present <a href="http://radtest.enguindesign.com">Handsome in Blue</a>. It's not just a blank template, it's a lesson of sorts as well for those new to Radiant as well as managing websites. The <a href="http://enguindesign.com/sites/radiant-template/handsomeinblue.yml">template</a> is a heavy weighing in at 41k, but it has separate stylesheets for screen, print, and handheld devices, (also has some goodies for text browsers). It uses XHTML-Strict, the CSS validates beautifully, and takes advantage of a lot of Radius's features.
----- Excuse me while I sob like a little baby I figured it out...the hard way. I got to thinking, this is Ruby...therefore spaces matter. With that in mind, I'll outline the structure of the yaml file. name: [name of template] description: [description for template] records: Layouts: 1: name: [name of layout] id: 1 content: | This is where the body of your template goes the white space must be at least one space beyond the beginning of its container, and remember no indents that's cheating. 2: name: [name of second layout] id: 2 Content: | Snippets: 1: name: [you get the point] id: 1 content: | ... Pages: 1: slug: title: breadcrumb: id: status_id: layout_id: [id of layout that should apply to it] parent_id: [id of parent] PageParts: 1: name: page_id: [id of page this part applies to] id: 1 content: | I hate myself, a lot ----- You basically have to give the same level container the same ammount of white-space (so "layouts," "Snippets," "Pages," and "PageParts" all have 2spaces, the ID numbers all have 4 spaces, etc). Hopefully I explained that well enough...once you figure it out, it's really easy. Good luck! -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ Radiant mailing list Radiant@lists.radiantcms.org http://lists.radiantcms.org/mailman/listinfo/radiant