I would like to know if someone can help me to find one template for typo3. The requirements that i need for this template are:
Responsive
Multilanguage
Custom
SEO
I'm looking for TYPO3 template libraries. They don't need to be free. I'm looking for real Typo3 templates, ready to import into a vanilla Typo3 installation.
The reason I'm asking is that we have a customer and we'd like to give them a number of templates to choose from.
I need something like this page http://www.t3-template.de/typo3-template-kaufen.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards!
I think you are looking for somthing like this combination of TYPO3 extensions (TYPO3 6.2 or newer):
First of all you need themes (optional: gridelements, themes_gridelements)
install some themes like: theme_bootstrap, theme_foundation, theme_bootstrap_mosaic...
and switch the installed themes in the frontend with this
themes_showcase
Some dependencies (dyncss and so on) are solved automatically but dont forget t3jquery for all features.
Have a look here for more details:
https://github.com/typo3-themes
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I am having a hard time finding and getting a free template to work. I have tried many free templates but none of them worked properly. Currently the content of my joomla website is the default one that comes with the installation when someone chooses "Install sample data"
I always check that the template is compatible with my joomla version (3.4.3) and my php version (5.3). I also check that the template does not need other extensions or plug-ins to work.From Joomla Administration > Extension Manager I upload and install the template and then select it as default from the template manager.
But then the default navigation toolbar and many modules disappear. I am trying to understand whether apart from the template itself I also need some "Sample" content that is appropriate for the specific template, like some of the paid templates provide.
Can someone clarify to me the steps to install a free template. Perhaps provide a link to one along with instructions?
Good demo template that you can customize
http://yootheme.com/themes/downloads -> master template
or master template with demo content
If you will like it - my advise - buy good commercial template from yootheme.
I need to use RightToLeft layout in my form, I use django-right-to-left package and follow instruction in the link:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-right-to-left/
but there is no change.
Something like this should not need django/python library. This is css/html issue and should be solved with those tools. If you do not know how to solve the problem on your own, i suggest you use some css toolbox like bootstrap to solve this issue for you. Look at this:
Right to Left support for Twitter Bootstrap 3
I'm seeing all these really nice looking Twitter Bootstrap Admin templates, but I don't know exactly how I would implement them. Are they for like WordPress sites? If they are, will they work? Thanks in advance.
Yes, you can use them in any CMS. You get a similar folder structure to anything normal i.e. the img, css, js folders. For each page you create you just need to remember to include the required files i.e. the bootstrap stylesheet and JavaScript plugins
Here is a good referral:
https://wrapbootstrap.com/
I am designing a very small website using basic HTML. I usually use a CMS but it has been a while since I did just HTML files, I was wondering if there was some sort templating where you can have like areas like a "Master template" and when a section is changed or added to the rest of the HTML pages that have those sections change with it. Like a common header and footer so I don't have to make the changes in each page if I need to make a change to an element.
I am using AptanaStudio 3 and was wondering if there was a feature like that as there is in Dreamweaver. I don't have Dreamweaver installed on my new computer, so taht is not an option.
Thanks in advance
You can try server-side includes (SSI): http://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/webmaster/article.php/3473341/SSI-The-Include-Command.htm
This is such a basic issue that I can only assume I'm looking at it completely the wrong way but...
I'm new enough to Django and I've taken the responsibility of redesigning a django application. The functionality is pretty good but the layout of things need to be styled and displayed a bit better.
My problem is this.
If in designing templates for for a PHP application and I want to see what attributes each of my objects have I can do a print_r (or a prettier inequivalent) and see exactly what data I can play with.
In django from the template level this doesn't appear to be possible which is baffling to me. Surely the idea of seperating design from business logic etc with MVC should also extend to have different people working on each level. If that is the case the a design person should have a way to display all variables available?
Use the django debug toolbar: http://github.com/robhudson/django-debug-toolbar
It requires minimal configuration after you install it and it will show you all kinds of useful information including the context for all the templates that were rendered, which is what you need.
To install it, in settings.py you put 'debug_toolbar', in INSTALLED_APPS and then add the following setting:
DEBUG_TOOLBAR_CONFIG = {
'INTERCEPT_REDIRECTS': False,
'SHOW_TOOLBAR_CALLBACK': lambda request: return DEBUG,
}
See the documentation for more details.
Once it is installed you should see a little tab DJDT on the right-hand side of your page. Clicking on it opens the toolbar and the template information is under Templates.
Django has a debug tag for this purpose.