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Hi,

InfoClip is a Swedish site for practical knowledge and references to such. We present this through a couple of different methods.

1. Article system based on Mosets Tree - Adopted for writers and totally remade the presentation of lists and
         listdetails, the same way Joomla! Extension has. I can control all pieces and present new fields were ever I want! 

2. A book shop based on VM - Had to write a couple of changes to VM in order to style the product listings and
    flypages. (No more sorting if only one article. No more pagination if less than 5 articles. Prod picture presented
    horizontally.   ... and so on.)

3. Joomla! Article system edited and adopted - I really couldn't stand the way Joomla! presents articles!
     It's like a programmer (or several) decided to make a newspaper layout, without even glancing on the real-world
     newspapers. So I moved the 'last edited' field and inserted a new look with separators and date appearances.
     And wrote some nifty CSS in order to get REAL two column and three column layouts! I can now make real-world
     newspaper layout with all the trimmings.

4. Template? Well eTensity - of course! Actually three of them: eTensity, eTensity_inner and eTensity_black.
    Why? Because I like the 'intro page' style that gives the visitor a cool and calm start of the stay. The 'inner' for normal
    contents and then the black for the forum as well as for the photoslide shows created with Adobe Lightroom  (Still
    under development.

     - eTensity - utilize the Gavick modules for the slideshow (I'm sorry Mike & Jonah, but they are...hrmm... better... )
     - eTensity_inner - received a shaded background, a new divider between left column and content, and some modified
       module styles from 'eMerchantilsm'.
     - eTensity_black is 'inner' with the black background.

- New positions was also created for 'Todays date' and the Joom!Fish language switcher module, in all three.
- New image position under the menu in 'inner' as well as in 'eTensity'. In order to have a colour balance and a
  'trace' that follows the visitor. (Black and white templates can tend to become a bit 'cold' and the image helps me to
   introduce warm colours and 'connect' the pages.)
- New position under the eTensity frontpage slideshow for the Photo Copyright field.

And a bunch of other stuff... 
 

Translation into English is a work in progress and the loading time is to blame on one Internet router that adds 400-600ms to the packages. (I've tried to get them to correct that, but their obviously 'incommunicado').
Hosted by DreamHost in US. 


Have a look!  http://www.infoclip.se

Constructive feedback is always welcome!

Regards
Akerman 

I like this very much.  Pity I can't read the language but it looks great.

Cheers

Rod F