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 WS Newbie  ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 10 Next Group: 40 posts 
TekserMan wrote: I hope this is the right place to ask this, I've been trying to design a couple themes and I looked at the themes tutorial and it looks like the theme used as a source was designed as all one template instead of a combination of header, blocks, story_home and a footer made individually and saved as slices! It's a bit confusing for a layman what the best way to design a theme really is, And to add insult to injury whatever way I go about it photoshop cs2 only allows one variable per layer from what I can see and I can't have things like the date and the time and the user variables in the header or the title and content in the blocks so needless to say all I come up with is graphics because my themes have no content! Can someone give me a little assistance and point me in the right direction please I'm tired of deleting and starting over to no avail! Thanks TekSerMan Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 6:43 am  Site Admin  ~PHP Nuke User~  Posts: 3278 Staff Next Group: 1722 posts
admin(Mark) wrote: hi, the best way is to use the html templates such as header.html, footer.html, blocks.html..... For blocks you would add $title to output the name of each blocks and $content to output the contents of each blocks. Similar for stories. Your best bet is to use an already created theme to see how it's structured. Posted: Thu Aug 24, 2006 8:16 am WS Newbie ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 10 Next Group: 40 posts
 WS Newbie ~PHP Nuke User~ Posts: 9 Next Group: 41 posts
fireman wrote: My suggestion is to modifie theme DeepBlue ( its more easyier) and slowly but steady you will gain some experience to proceed in other themes. John Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 9:03 am
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