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	Posted 27 July 2012, 10:18 PM () Rating: #88864 (In Topic #17989)
Harry-S Community saint	I have redesigned our photosite in the new V9 beta2 version. And have found a very nice way to layout this site. With the new css 3 is many posible. For a look on the new layout look HERE Let me know if it is not right view on your monitor. (please give the resolution). digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 27 July 2012, 11:18 PM Rating: #88866
M Non-joined user	Very nice, Harry! Very clean looking.


	Posted 28 July 2012, 2:45 AM Rating: #88868
Fletch Community saint	Delightful, Harry. Now, this is one display that really works well for 'elastic'! One observation: the zone navigation is getting 'lost' in the background of the eye. Perhaps lightening it (not necessarily white - perhaps #E0E0E0) might make a difference? Time for you to start offering themes for the later versions …!! *Take my advice. I'm not using it!* View my working ocPortal site (version 9.x.x) at Anglo-Indian Portal


	Posted 28 July 2012, 5:59 AM Rating: #88869
M Non-joined user	Fletch said One observation: the zone navigation is getting 'lost' in the background of the eye. Perhaps lightening it (not necessarily white - perhaps #E0E0E0) might make a difference? Time for you to start offering themes for the later versions …!! I didn't notice that before until I set my browser to full screen. Is there a way to set the nav bar background slightly more opaque?


	Posted 28 July 2012, 7:39 AM Rating: #88871
Harry-S Community saint	thanks guys, here and there need some work to do, like fletch says the nav bar. I have to figure out why the rgba code not respont within the new css. oke change de link code could do it. :-) A another way is to remove the top navigation and bring it under in the menu on the right. This menu is in the welcome zone. Its a way of thinking how you want to get the whole structure. I have now only the admin zone in the top area, with is only visible for admijns. All the other links are to the menu on the right. Last edit: 28 July 2012, 8:50 AM by Harry-S digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 28 July 2012, 5:37 PM Rating: #88883
Fletch Community saint	Still got the page open in a tab. I can see what you have done. Looks fine to a visitor. One suggestion… adding padding-top: 1.5em; to .global_side_panel …lowers the navigation box out of the girl's eye Just my 2¢ worth ….! *Take my advice. I'm not using it!* View my working ocPortal site (version 9.x.x) at Anglo-Indian Portal


	Posted 28 July 2012, 6:58 PM Rating: #88887
Harry-S Community saint	Good tip Fletch, its better so. I try to see it on different screen formats. But my first is full HD There looks it always better then other. digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 28 July 2012, 7:27 PM Rating: #88891
Fletch Community saint	Always reluctant to stick my neck out making a 'suggestion'. It may be exactly the look the person is looking for, and that means I have been unnecessarily arrogant in making the suggestion! Glad you 'liked' the idea …!! *Take my advice. I'm not using it!* View my working ocPortal site (version 9.x.x) at Anglo-Indian Portal


	Posted 28 July 2012, 7:49 PM Rating: #88894
psydoc Community saint	Great looking theme, Harry! The TrustServe Community


	Posted 28 July 2012, 8:33 PM Rating: #88897
Harry-S Community saint	psydoc said Great looking theme, Harry! Thanks psydoc, I like to experiment with graphics. digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 28 July 2012, 8:34 PM Rating: #88898
Harry-S Community saint	Fletch said Always reluctant to stick my neck out making a 'suggestion'. It may be exactly the look the person is looking for, and that means I have been unnecessarily arrogant in making the suggestion! Glad you 'liked' the idea …!! Your tips always welcome Fletch digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 30 July 2012, 8:38 PM Rating: #88940
Harry-S Community saint	I experiment with some club zones. I have now two zones (canon and Nikon) and in the main forum two main forums (canon club - Nikon club) both are bound to the both zones. I use for access two different groups. So far so good. Both use the same main theme at the moment. This is under the new beta2 V9. digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 01 August 2012, 4:20 PM Rating: #88993
Jean Community saint	I just love your theme, Harry! The background model has striking eyes which make the page look great at any resolution. While expanding the "window" across the width of my monitor from left to right, I was caught-up by the idea that if it could start as a pin point on the left corner and allowed to expand automatically to full width it would produce a super effect. V9 offers intriguing new ways for creating wonderful themes and I'm glad you are showing the way, Harry. I'm just back from my trip to Canada and have yet to install the new version. I can't wait to discover its potential. Jean


	Posted 01 August 2012, 4:40 PM () Rating: #88996
Harry-S Community saint	Thanks Jean for your nice words. The expanding of the outer background is done with css. I like this way from v9. It gives the designer so many more to play. Code `background: url('{$IMG;,outer_background}'); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-size: 100% auto; background-attachment:fixed;` The background-size auto code is doing the automatic width for every screen.(Thanks to Fletch for this!!) It looks good on a 10.1" screen of my notebook digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 01 August 2012, 6:44 PM Rating: #88999
Jean Community saint	Brilliant! Thanks to you and Fletch for the code. It is giving me lots of ideas and more reasons to seek an animation scheme if it exist.


	Posted 01 August 2012, 7:42 PM () Rating: #89001
Harry-S Community saint	I have a another one in the same style… look HERE digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 02 August 2012, 2:35 AM Rating: #89012
Jean Community saint	Harry-S said I have a another one in the same style… look HERE This is also a wonderful graphic representation - Bravo to the artist! It is great to see how CSS code can actually enhance the impact of an image; in this case, I think - youth in motion.


	Posted 03 August 2012, 5:45 PM () Rating: #89051
Harry-S Community saint	Thanks Jean. I found this one after long search and its free to use. Harry. digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)


	Posted 07 August 2012, 9:18 PM Rating: #89200
psydoc Community saint	Another great looking theme, Harry. The TrustServe Community


	Posted 07 August 2012, 9:29 PM Rating: #89202
Harry-S Community saint	psydoc said Another great looking theme, Harry. Thanks Psydoc digiflash \| Photography,Webdesign and digital art community (dutch)