[web2py] Re: Front end design help

2016-05-24 Thread Anthony
Not discouraging you from seeking help, but depending on your needs, you might also find you can get started by purchasing a decent theme from someplace like http://themeforest.net/ or https://wrapbootstrap.com/. You can still hire someone to help customize and tweak, but that could be a lot ch

[web2py] Re: Front end design help

2016-05-24 Thread Ron Chatterjee
I would add to what anthony proposed. Check out pingendo and layoutit. May have to go back and forth between two to get the full swing of it. If its a boostrap3 theme you can use them in it to custom create the design. On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 2:42:54 PM UTC-4, Anthony wrote: > > Not discour

[web2py] Re: Front end design help

2016-05-24 Thread Andre Kozaczka
Thanks for the input guys. I'll probably end up purchasing a theme BUT I think I'm still going to need some help with the main part of the website which is a "report" that the site generates. The report has a very specific layout that is grouped, includes checkboxes/button that would need to co

[web2py] Re: Front end design help

2016-05-24 Thread Ron Chatterjee
I would suggest just use container, row and column within a 12 grid system. And in one of the column insert a bootstrap form. style the column and then replace that form using SQLFORM or custom form. On Tuesday, May 24, 2016 at 4:34:27 PM UTC-4, Andre Kozaczka wrote: > > Thanks for the input g