frontend themes to Twitter Bootstrap here is
a new branch for that.
Actually the thread subject was misleading since we agreed that Twitter
Bootstrap is not the only solution.
The idea is though to introduce and use a HTML5/CSS framework, Bootstrap,
H5Boilerplate and Zurb Foundation will be tried
Jonatan Soto wrote:
Hi Richard,
Hi Jonatan,
First of all, thanks a lot for you input.
In response to your question about why Bootstrap, I just suggested it
because that's the one I already used in a couple of OFBiz projects.
Actually the designer who introduced Bootstrap for one of those
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On Tue, 07 May 2013 21:02:21 +0530, Adrian Crum
adrian.c...@sandglass-software.com wrote:
I understand what you are proposing. So, let me try this again...
HTML cleanups are fine. Updating the markup to HTML 5 is fine. That sort
of overhaul has been done before and it is
still any news?
Eric
2013/5/6 Heidi Dehaes info.ola...@gmail.com:
hello,
If we can take part in the effort, we would like to do so.
2013/5/6 Jacques Le Roux jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com:
Agreed, when you think about it having the same theme for frontend
(eCommerce) and backend is
I'd wait a bit longer to see if somebody else is interested. Also since the
intention is to do donate it to the community I'd like to know other
opinions about it. More concretely I'd like to know PMC committers
opinions and suggestions (if any).
Basically the idea is to drop the existing
ok
2013/5/7 Jonatan Soto seniledemen...@gmail.com:
I'd wait a bit longer to see if somebody else is interested. Also since the
intention is to do donate it to the community I'd like to know other
opinions about it. More concretely I'd like to know PMC committers
opinions and suggestions (if
Jonatan Soto wrote:
Would be anyone interested in convert the existing frontend themes into
Bootstrap http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/?
The idea is to create a theme from scratch that will replace the current
default and multiplex themes.
[snip]
While I think having more modern front-end
Zurb seems to be extremely nice and modern.
Eric
2013/5/7 Richard Siddall richard.sidd...@elirion.net:
Jonatan Soto wrote:
Would be anyone interested in convert the existing frontend themes into
Bootstrap http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/?
The idea is to create a theme from scratch that
I agree in principle with this reply. Very few shops use the OFBiz
eCommerce front-end - it wasn't intended to be used as-is, instead its
there for demonstration purposes.
Each business will have a preference for styling their site, so choosing
one theme over all others seems presumptuous.
Thanks Richard,
Would you be interested in such an effort?
For those interested by this discussion and, like me, not aware of those
frameworks, I found those 2 Quoras links
http://www.quora.com/Front-End-Web-Development/Which-should-I-use-Foundation-Bootstrap-or-HTML5-Boilerplate
Hi Richard,
First of all, thanks a lot for you input.
In response to your question about why Bootstrap, I just suggested it
because that's the one I already used in a couple of OFBiz projects.
Actually the designer who introduced Bootstrap for one of those projects
also suggested Zurb, but since
Am 07.05.2013 16:29, schrieb Adrian Crum:
I agree in principle with this reply. Very few shops use the OFBiz
eCommerce front-end - it wasn't intended to be used as-is, instead its
there for demonstration purposes.
Each business will have a preference for styling their site, so choosing
one
Hi Adrian,
Thanks a lot for your input.
I agree with you that OFBiz is not an eCommerce platform and also that the
current themes are there for demonstration but that doesn't change the fact
that it needs a complete rework. So what I'm referring to is more about to
adapt all of the ftls and
I understand what you are proposing. So, let me try this again...
HTML cleanups are fine. Updating the markup to HTML 5 is fine. That sort
of overhaul has been done before and it is always welcome.
What we are discussing here is introducing an outside styling framework
for the eCommerce
I see your point. Maybe you are right, probably there's no need to use an
external framework. I proposed to use Bootstrap because that will make the
task much easier. I'm not against the idea of creating a new styling and
such on our own, but that will require much more effort imo. Also I don't
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Hi,
Would be anyone interested in convert the existing frontend themes into
Bootstrap http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/?
The idea is to create a theme from scratch that will replace the current
default and multiplex themes. In order to do that I would propose to create
a new branch and start
Another option you could consider is replacing backend and frontend
themes by a single theme.
On 05/06/2013 05:31 PM, Jonatan Soto wrote:
Hi,
Would be anyone interested in convert the existing frontend themes into
Bootstrap http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/?
The idea is to create a
Personally I like the idea of keeping the backend and frontend themes
separated. Also dealing with the backend markup and screens definitions
will be an enormous effort imo. I will prefer to start with something
doable for now.
On Mon, May 6, 2013 at 12:40 PM, Hans Bakker
Yes, but that would be much much more work ;)
Jacques
From: Hans Bakker mailingl...@antwebsystems.com
Another option you could consider is replacing backend and frontend
themes by a single theme.
On 05/06/2013 05:31 PM, Jonatan Soto wrote:
Hi,
Would be anyone interested in convert
for GrowERP we are looking into the possibility to use the backend theme
for the frontend
more and more we would like to make backend applications available to
frontend customers...
and re-implement them using e-commerce ftl screens is really a big task
Regards,
Hans
On 05/06/2013
Hello,
I am very interested-
Eric
Www.olagos.eu
Op 6 mei 2013 12:32 schreef Jonatan Soto seniledemen...@gmail.com het
volgende:
Hi,
Would be anyone interested in convert the existing frontend themes into
Bootstrap http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/?
The idea is to create a theme from
Hello,
It is not useful to create the same layout and theme for frontend and backend.
The ecommerce frontend needs to be more and more adapted to the
social ecommerce functionalities.
This is not the case at all for the backend.
The top of ecommerce websites uses today social ecommerce with
Agreed, when you think about it having the same theme for frontend (eCommerce)
and backend is actually not a necessity.
And frontend (eCommerce) must obviously done before anyway.
To make it more clear Paul, Jonatan and I are working together in ilscipio
http://www.ilscipio.com/en/
And we would
hello,
If we can take part in the effort, we would like to do so.
2013/5/6 Jacques Le Roux jacques.le.r...@les7arts.com:
Agreed, when you think about it having the same theme for frontend
(eCommerce) and backend is actually not a necessity.
And frontend (eCommerce) must obviously done
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