Hey guys,
I have been working on a MODx HTML5 Boilerplate based template for MODx Revolution. My goal is a flexible modern template to give MODx Revo a nice front-end look and feel.
DETAILS is live on GitHub!
https://github.com/DESIGNfromWITHIN/DETAILS
Please test it out if you want.
It is really really beta and only the homepage is done so BE WARNED!
Get a preview (live site, work in progress)
http://modxtutorials.com/details/
Check out the great MODx HTML5 Boilerplate by
novolo here:
https://github.com/smooth-graphics/modx-boilerplate
Key features of my template are:
- HTML5
- CSS3 styling (including CSS rounded corners and CSS drop-shadow, working in IE6+)
- Wayfinder generated menu with sub-titles
- IE6+ support
- Template Variable based jQuery slider
- Customization of the template (colors and fonts) from within the MODx Manager
- (still working on it) Fully working blog
Small preview:
What do you guys think?
I also have a question:
I am working in the ’install’ process.
At the moment users will need to install
Wayfinder,
SimpleSearch,
FormIt and setup quite a few
snippets,
chunks and
Template Variables.
I would love to know a way to have these add-ons, snippets, chunks and TV’s installed as a package or via installer.
Could anybody point me in the right direction on how to achieve this?
I think for MODx to become popular with less tech-minded people, easy install of templates (including chunks, snippets and TV’s) is crucial.
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how could I have missed that? Looks like exactly what I need...
. I use it for moving sites and templates around all the time 
MODX Staff