rblalocksays
Great template. Implementing right now. I thought there was a green version?
rblalocksays
Great template. Implementing right now. I thought there was a green version?
SachaGsays
I didn’t include the green version because I didn’t have the time. But it’s in the photoshop file, so you can export it yourself without too much trouble if you want.
SachaGsays
Except for the logo (which uses Avenir), they’re all websafe fonts (georgia and verdana)
DanDaMansays
How can you use this admin panel – can it be applied to wordpress?
rcroedersays
The left side bar menu breaks in IE8 , the graphic does not extend down on the left side, and when moving up and down the menus the right side of the left menu gitters abit
RC
Steinerdsays
Regarding rcroeder post.
IE’s comparability mode fixes that… however I can see the frustration of having to explain that to someone unfamiliar with IE’s functions. Not all jQuery works well with IE… and this is definitely a jQuery related issue, or at least a css hack gone wrong.
Glosyssays
Great template I like it. The only thing I miss are buttons …
robchuahsays
seems that it does not work correctly in chrome. i.e the left menu drop down/drop up menu is not working correctly. Any plan to fix this ?
SachaGsays
Sorry, I can’t support Chrome right now. Hopefully when it comes out for Mac I can start taking a look.
billyflowerssays
I am new to this…how do you apply skins to existing admin pages?
Thanks, Will
SachaGsays
There’s no easy answer… It depends on what CMS or software you want to use the admin for. Since those are pure html files, you will have to do a lot of hand coding yourself anyway.
kulandersays
HI, Thanks for doing a great job with this design.
Question 1: has the IE8 issue been fixed? Also, what I do is the following, please let me know if I am doing something wrong:
I use PHP to detect the visitor’s browser, and if it is IE (any version) it will display the css/ie/ie.css file. Also, if it is IE 7 it will display css/ie/ie6.css If the user’s browser is not IE, then such CSS files will not be used.
Question 2: is the above the correct way to use your design so it is compatible with all major browsers? I mean, because on the source file, you state ”<!—[if IE]> ... ”, which is only an HTML comment and not a function per se.
Thanks in advance!! K
SachaGsays
Sorry, the template still has a few bugs in IE8 . Hopefully they will be fixed soon, but it might take alittle while as I’m not the one who coded the template.
About your second question, I’ve always used conditional comments to check for different browsers, but I’m sure you can also use a php function if you prefer (just remove the conditional comments, then).
kulandersays
@Koroshiya Thanks for your support. I have managed to use PHP for the browser detection.
Question: I notocied from the beginning that this design is not using a jQuery datepicker, if I include one, will it mess the current jQuery functions?? I do not want to mess the original design, but I need an “in-line” datepicker on a form (you know, that when you click on the form’s field, a calendar will pop up).
Thanks for your kind support! And again, what a great design!!!
SachaGsays
The theme already uses jquery ui so you can include a datepicker without messing anything up, don’t worry!
kulandersays
Thanks, OK so if I want to use http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/ what would you recommend me doing in order to successfully implement it on your current design??
By the way, maybe it would be good if you implement it on the design itself and have it as an extra feature updated??
Thanks!!
patatinosays
I will buy a regular licence for development. but is it possible to get a extended license when I go online with my site?
kulandersays
Koroshiya: I noticed that in your titanium.js you added the parameter for the CSS to identify where the datepicker should appear, in this case on a class of input.date Works so far because you implemented the jquery-ui-1.7.custom.min.js But here is my problem: the datepicker inline appears “broken”, in other words without design. If I add a theme, downloaded from ui.jquery.com and insert the CSS , it displays correctly, but the tabs get messed up. How can I fix this?
Thanks!!! K
SachaGsays
Can you contact me directly through my profile’s contact form to speak about the problem? And send me a link to your files?
kulandersays
Hi, I already did, I sent you an email but so far no reply… K
joker33says
Hello, i just bought your template, it is very nice But ! it is definatly not compatible with IE 7 /8 (sidebar, tabbed form ..).
Do you plan on making an update ? otherwise, i won’t be able to use it ..
Thank’s, Eric.
SachaGsays
No update is planned for now, sorry
I’m really busy with client work right now…
Send me a message if you’d like to be refunded for the template.
honelivesays
hey, on your template where it says “click here” and then pops up with “features list”, I can click that link only once. When I click a second time the list doesnt popup…any ideas?
SachaGsays
Sorry about that. It took me a while to figure out the bug, but then I realized I was simply using jquery UI wrong. I was calling the dialog initialization function on the click event, which is why it only worked once.
So in titanium.js, line 17, replace
$(".features").click(function(){
$("#features").dialog({
bgiframe: true,
modal: true,
width: 600
});
return false;
});
by the correct code:
$("#features").dialog({
autoOpen: false,
bgiframe: true,
modal: true,
width: 600
});
$(".features").click(function(){
$("#features").dialog('open');
return false;
});
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