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The Big by Diego
This theme uses the same code as Jean Gosselin’s paradise theme with some modifications.I am one of Jean’s students. why the big well i don't really know but it looks cool so i used that picture. Thank you Jean for all your support and for being one of the best teachers in Aruba Hope You all like my theme :D
Jean is obviously a great teacher and its so nice to see his work amplified by your efforts in sharing this theme.
Bob
I think that the blend of graphics are spot on for this theme!
I always say that graphics must all fit together to create, in this case a painting extension giving the visitors the beginning of a story for a journey into a website. These themes can be the inspiration for anyone interested in undertaking that journey.
From my classrooms, we were able to select 24 students who met the requirements to receive a sub-domain and install ocPortal in close partnership with Brian Hay as the websites Host with his ocportalwebsites.com and embark on a discovery of what this CMS is all about. The students were encouraged to share their own theme creations here at ocPortal.com. I hope to see more of these efforts in the weeks to come.
My thankfulness to Brian, ocPortal and community members for their support of this project.
I think it is also valuable that you encourage your students to participate in "vendor" forums. This will make them more aware of the value of belonging to a community as they further pursue their ambitions.
Bob