Hi jahndoe,

If you are familiar with making themes for WordPress, sure, any theme can be converted. Envato has many tutorials on how to convert a theme on TutsPlus http://tutsplus.com

Thank you for your interest!

Thanks a lot, Eric!

Thank you, thecrea!

Thank you, flashbluedesign!

Thank you, digitalscience!

The simplest way to edit the color is by changing a SCSS variable.

Here’s how to do it:

$theme-color: nth($color-value, 1);

$theme-color: #bc242a;

Compile the style.scss and bootstrap.scss SCSS files using a compiler like: http://koala-app.com/ and replace them in your css file.

This is the easy way which doesn’t require and SCSS knowledge. Still, if you don’t manage to do it, send me an email and I will edit and send the files to you.

I’ll include color themes in a future update.

Enjoy!

What about the colors used for the graphs? Can those be changed easily as well?

Of course! You’ll just add the following line to the parameters, in the javascript file where you create the graphs.

lineColors: ['#1abc9c', '#6ce3cc', '#6ce3cc']

It’s an array where each value corresponds to one of the graphs. You’ve got a good example in the dashboard-demo.js file. The first graph has the default colors changed.

Thank you drupalet!

Thank you very much, idealUI!

Thank you very much, pixilito!

Thank you, metrothemes!

Thank you! Really happy to know you like it!

Thanks Stefan! I’m glad you like it!

Thank you baser2!

The Admin templates on ThemeForest are HTML, CSS and Javascript only. They’re basically a ready made UI to implement PHP, Django or DotNet functionality in them.

You will have to implement the database connection yourself and use the existing visual elements to create your admin interface.

Thank you for your interest, maazblue!

Thank you ThemeBucket! I’m glad you like it!

Thank you very much Defatch!

never mind, must’ve been my internet connection!

Hehe, no problem. Still, thank you for trying to give me a heads up!

Thank you ThemeRox!