Re: 2 differents layout for my app

2013-12-31 Thread Magnus Holm
Yeah, I would probably have two different apps which connects to the
same database (and possibly uses the same models).

// Magnus Holm


On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Francois Sery  wrote:
> @deveritt: i dont want to switch css. My app has a "front end" and an "admin
> ".
> The front end is the public face of my app and th e'admin' is where i manage
> the content. the visual design of these 2 part are very different and it
> would be nice to have 2 independant  layout   . maybe, i don't even know if
> it is possible , i could run 2 distinct app sharing the same database or
> something like that. what do you think ?
>
>
> 2013/12/10 
>>
>> If the markup is semantic and nicely-structured, I'd simply do a CSS
>> switch that uses local storage to persist between visits, as I've done here
>> for the colour theme (http://ee.ecoconsulting.co.uk/ switch, top right) but
>> expanded to div widths, etc. Is that what you meant? - DaveE
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Re: 2 differents layout for my app

2013-12-10 Thread Francois Sery
@deveritt: i dont want to switch css. My app has a "front end" and an
"admin ".
The front end is the public face of my app and th e'admin' is where i
manage the content. the visual design of these 2 part are very different
and it would be nice to have 2 independant  layout   . maybe, i don't even
know if it is possible , i could run 2 distinct app sharing the same
database or something like that. what do you think ?


2013/12/10 

> If the markup is semantic and nicely-structured, I'd simply do a CSS
> switch that uses local storage to persist between visits, as I've done here
> for the colour theme (http://ee.ecoconsulting.co.uk/ switch, top right)
> but expanded to div widths, etc. Is that what you meant? - DaveE
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Re: 2 differents layout for my app

2013-12-10 Thread deveritt
If the markup is semantic and nicely-structured, I'd simply do a CSS
switch that uses local storage to persist between visits, as I've done
here for the colour theme (http://ee.ecoconsulting.co.uk/ switch, top
right) but expanded to div widths, etc. Is that what you meant? -
DaveE
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