1 loum1s Oct 07, 2005 12:38
3 loum1s Oct 07, 2005 16:21
Thanks a bunch, personman, for replying back and for the prompt reply ! I have taken a look into the web link you provided and would need to check how easy it would be. It seems to require some substantial work but I think it will be worth it. I will have a look and see how far I go. Thanks again for the feedback. Appreciated.
Cheers !
4 personman Oct 07, 2005 16:26
Good luck. It's a great way to learn more about xhtml, css and php. It may send you running for tutorials and documentation (two of my favorite things). It's pretty rewarding to see that skin looking just the way you want. If you get stuck, you can always ask for more help in the forums.
5 loum1s Oct 07, 2005 16:34
personman wrote:
Good luck. It's a great way to learn more about xhtml, css and php. It may send you running for tutorials and documentation (two of my favorite things).
Excellent ! That is just what I was looking for ! A way to improve my skills in xhtml, css and php. Lovely. If I get stuck with anything I will surely let you folks know through the forums.
Thanks again for the help and for the support. Cheers !
It takes a little work, but with [url=http://b2evolution.net/man?p=44565&more=1&page=1]this guide[/url] you can convert any layout to an evoskin. You don't need any of the php code from the Wordpress theme, so you can just view a blog with that template in your browser, then view source, copy everything to get your index page code (which will become your _main.php code in the evoskin). You can download the wordpress theme to get all of the images and the css and everything. If you can get the original designer's permission, you might post your finished skin in skins.b2evolution.net when you're done.