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| Created | 16 September 11 |
| Last Update | 31 January 13 |
| Columns | 4+ |
| Compatible Browsers | IE8, IE9, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome |
| Documentation | Well Documented |
| High Resolution | No |
| Layout | Liquid |
| ThemeForest Files Included | Layered PSD, HTML Files, CSS Files, JS Files, PHP Files |
- 4 columns
- admin
- charts
- fluid
- galleries
- gallery
- graphs
- includes
- jquery
- php
- responsive
- sortable tables
- templated
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Very good looking UI!
Thanks!
yup very nice.
Thank you!
Well done jscheetz.
Thanks Stammi!
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+2 moreBeautiful
Makes me want to build something with an admin panel.
Thanks! And yeah, I already have a few ideas of my own.
Hi im very impressed in buying your panel but how easy is it to turn from your version into say a fully working site that is attached to a mysql database? As this is something im looking to do in the next week or so.
What’s included is the HTML /PHP/CSS/JS framework to start building out your database driven system. It’s up to you to create the PHP hooks that power the panels.
OK cool, so how hard is it to edit the theme and do you provide support on the core design that you made?
There are three different templates, and you’d probably want to start with the “Advanced PHP ” template to get you started. It’s not hard to edit!
I will certainly provide support for the core files if something isn’t working properly. The documentation is pretty extensive though!
Hi jscheetz, sleek admin panel, I like it!
What icons in are you using in that template?
Thanks! The icons are these beauties: http://glyphicons.com/
On the pure html admin the table sorter does not work. It does work as the JS works, but the styling is missing.
Hmmm, I’ll take a look at it. Thanks for letting me know!
Just a heads up to anyone who will buy this to work with JSF . It works great, but has some problem with the comments on the templates. If you get into some troubles, remove all the comments and try again… Hope it helps…
After some looking about i believe this is the best one on the market i reviewed it and got it working very fast. Saved me a lot of time. Thanks jscheetz.
Thanks so much for your comment. You have officially become my first testimonial!
What are these admin templates for? Kind Regards, James
Basically, if you’re developing an application for the web, these templates will give you a huge head start on the UI implementation.
We have only two icons included in the theme. the edit and delete. Where are the rest? Like add.
If you want to add buttons, you simple add buttons! You can control the button size, content, and color very easily. Check out the documentation for more information.
I was referring to the icons Edit and Delete in the table sorter. You’ve included only two, And i was wondering if you can include more then that. Since the actual icons taken from http://glyphicons.com/ are in a different color, i was hoping you can just add some more (10-20) with the same style as you have the current two.
Another thing is that the chosen dropdown and the form design itself does not work really well when you place a form in a grid_4 panel, It messes up the entire layout. FYI .
Mostly the icons is what’s bothering me right now.
That table and icons are just a sample. You can create your own table, add your own icons as much as you’d like.
As for the form, it wasn’t really intended to be squeezed into such a tight spot. At least a 50% column is recommended for using a form.
grid_4 column is the largest grid column table, It spreads across the entire width of the page.
Guess i’ll have to start searching for icons.
hi, how to add HTML editor?
Not sure I understand what you mean …?
adding HTML editor to text box, so it will be easy to type some article
The Live Demo doesn’t work
Yep, our server was completely hacked. We hope to have it up and running by tomorrow morning…
Fixed!
Is this compatible with the latest version of WordPress?
This is an HTML Template, not a WordPress theme.
Too bad, this would have been a perfect admin panel theme in WordPress.
Do you have any WordPress admin panel themes?
Admin themes for WordPress are much harder to develop than normal themes. They require hooking into numerous locations within the admin skin and changing many elements throughout.
I’ve only had disastrous results when using admin templates. I prefer the default anyway, it’s clean and works great!
No worries. Do you know of any form builder tools that have been integrated with your AdminPro template?
I don’t, sorry!
Excellent work!
Wonderful start to my inspiration!
Thanks!
Hi!
There was already question about icons but you left it without answer. You have added only two icons for table actions: edit and delete. I know there are from http://glyphicons.com/ and their available to download. The problem is that you have changed both size and color only for two icons and I think you should do the same with all and include it in your template – I’m programmer and I’ve bought your work mainly beacause I don’t want to deal with photoshop resizing and changing colors of icons…
Please understand that nowhere in my template description did I say that this template includes every Glyph icon in their set. I simply used their icons to work into the template (after I resized and styled). If you have a need for other specific icons, I’d certainly be willing to resize and style those, but it’s not a good use of my time to go through all 330 icons.
@AdrianSerafin Yes, My point exactly. It shouldn’t be that hard to add a few more icons and making them look like the two already included. I would like to know if the author is planning on doing this anytime soon before i need to go buy icons from graphic river.
Please understand that nowhere in my template description did I say that this template includes every Glyph icon in their set. I simply used their icons to work into the template (after I resized and styled). If you have a need for other specific icons, I’d certainly be willing to resize and style those, but it’s not a good use of my time to go through all 330 icons.
I had a question on the Table header styling on the th’s seems to disappear in IE8 /9 does anyone have a fix for it? Works great in FF and Chrome but all we see in IE is white background and no sort arrows
I’ll look into this, thanks for the heads up!
Awesome we love the theme I just cant sort out why the table head is rendering that way ….... I hate IE
.panel table.styled thead tr .headerSortUp { background-image: url(/images/asc.png), -webkit-gradient(linear,left bottom,left top,color-stop(0, #d5dcdf),color-stop(1, #E3E9EB)); background-image: url(/images/asc.png), -moz-linear-gradient(center bottom,#d5dcdf 0%,#E3E9EB 100%); } .panel table.styled thead tr .headerSortDown { background-image: url(/images/desc.png), -webkit-gradient(linear,left bottom,left top,color-stop(0, #d5dcdf),color-stop(1, #E3E9EB)); background-image: url(/images/desc.png), -moz-linear-gradient(center bottom,#d5dcdf 0%,#E3E9EB 100%); background-image: url(/images/desc.png); background-position:top right; }
Will fix the arrows. IE ignores the -moz and -webkit as malformed so you need to add another background-image: url(/images/desc.png); for IE