Don't get me wrong. photoshare is a valuable piece of software. But the theme engin is a misery :mad: . Creating a totally different theme is a pain. I want to change the theme, but am drowning in css files in many directories. There must be a more clever way to do this.
Am I the only one that is not satisfied with the theme engine.
(a frustrated photoshare user)
[Edited on 21/7/2005 by brenzef]
Posted: 21.07.2005, 20:30
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Agreed, it's not the best design. Didn't know Smarty when coding Photoshare.
Posted: 21.07.2005, 20:35
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Thanks for the quick response J?rn. Is it possible to change that in the next relaase?
I recon this will not go away overnight ;)
It will certainly improve the module quality.
Posted: 03.08.2005, 04:46
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Jorn,
i have spent the last few days sorting through the code and general structure and i think there is a good argument for moving photoshare over to use a similar 'pagesetter-esque' templating system. Keeping all the styles in our postnuke /themes/MyTheme/style/style.css and some simple templates smarty / HTML would be the bomb. i have spent more hours customising photoshare's look and feel than an entire postnuke theme on this current project. My team can certainly help out on this.
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that is a very good idea carmoda. I just downloaded photoshare (hadnt used it yet because how ugly it is), but its functionality is so great that i cant pass it up now. I havent looked at it at all yet, is it not even pnRendered?