I hardly use that stuff, if ever. It's easy enough to roll your own. In the longer term, it's moving to some opensource css templates.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 6:53:58 AM UTC+8, greenpoise wrote: > > I have been reading the book and this is what I found for the default > layout: > > "skeleton.css" contains reset, grid layout and form styles > "web2py.css" contains web2py specific styles > "superfish.css" contains menu styles > > Then somewhere on top, I found base.css and its explanation. Then you have > skeleton.css and the superfish.css. I find that this standard/default > layout to be a maze/ordeal. Is hard to follow. Yes, basic changes can be > done by changing things here and there but I think it gives ZERO desires to > do an abrupt change to the page style. Do you guys follow my thoughts on > this?? How can web2py be improved?? and also, has anyone started a project > from scratch without running into issues??? > > I previously mentioned this in another post and mentioned a CMS (MODx) to > have a really good templating system. I believe web2py could pick some > things from it. I get really frustrated when I dig into this part of making > my app look like what I want. > > > cheers > > d. > On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 6:53:58 AM UTC+8, greenpoise wrote: > > I have been reading the book and this is what I found for the default > layout: > > "skeleton.css" contains reset, grid layout and form styles > "web2py.css" contains web2py specific styles > "superfish.css" contains menu styles > > Then somewhere on top, I found base.css and its explanation. Then you have > skeleton.css and the superfish.css. I find that this standard/default > layout to be a maze/ordeal. Is hard to follow. Yes, basic changes can be > done by changing things here and there but I think it gives ZERO desires to > do an abrupt change to the page style. Do you guys follow my thoughts on > this?? How can web2py be improved?? and also, has anyone started a project > from scratch without running into issues??? > > I previously mentioned this in another post and mentioned a CMS (MODx) to > have a really good templating system. I believe web2py could pick some > things from it. I get really frustrated when I dig into this part of making > my app look like what I want. > > > cheers > > d. >
