Ross Gardler wrote:
Torsten Stolpmann wrote:
As Claudia already pointed out, most work done on pelt was rather
destructive (disabling/removing features we didn't need/like/got in
the way) than constructive.
I've often wanted to disable certain features in our skins, but never
found the tim
Torsten Stolpmann wrote:
As Claudia already pointed out, most work done on pelt was rather
destructive (disabling/removing features we didn't need/like/got in the
way) than constructive.
I've often wanted to disable certain features in our skins, but never
found the time to do it. The diffs
Hi!
I drop in for Claudia here, since I did most of the skin modification
stuff for the website myself. But yes, Claudia is reading this as well.
First of all: The modification of common skin elements is definitly
reversable as already pointed out by several people here. It was done
the way
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
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I think it is the best option (apart from the views plugin).
We work as a community to develop one really good skin that
can address most needs and enables people to configure it.
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Until 'views' is available it would really help to make o
Note: Perhaps I also have a slightly different view on this in the sense
that I'm not aiming at building and maintaining a collection of
skins but would rather like to have a quick and easy way to see
and learn about other people's skins.
And although I'm not opposed to wo
Claudia Könnecke wrote:
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
I really like your skin design. The clear typographically structuring
of the menus, the use of color and the placement of logos and
background image would make it very useful for commercial and private
sites.
Would you consider donating it to our
