Hi,
...review posted.
...yes you got gold stars... why, did you expect anything less?
Anyhow, the Sept-08 got me tingly all over.
The last month I've been looking for a new template for my personal site where I want to present my photos, CV and some other self-promotional stuff. Nowhere I found anything suitable... until now.
Glad to see two things:
1. The implementation of an advanced image slider w text. (No more Gavick pro... well I want both!)
2. The sub-comment on menu items. Perfect! It gives the user a good orientation plus admin a way to make small promos.
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The only downside I see right now, which is something that is common for several template clubs;
is the lack of 'Typography adoption'. What I mean by this is that the typography in each template do not reflect the templates 'aura'. Instead it's often very 'Joomla!-like' - flat, simple and very system-like.
The reason for this is probably due to that the typography can heavily impact content and component layout.
But that's expected... and sometimes necessary. The strive here should be to make homogeneous template look.
As of now I have to make these necessary changes myself, which is ok. But it would be nice with separate CSS files included in the template: One for 'standard' setup and one more adopted to the actual theme. Maybe selectable from within the 'Template manager'?
Just my ideas...
Regards
Akerman