Hi Florian and Christian,
Well, I wrote in another e-mail to forget my request.
And Christian is right, it's easy to complain and not say clearly what
is not working or what do we want.
In fact, I would like a website more dinamic and it's true I have no
knowledge about this tool.
I have no technical knowledge to say why silverstrip is so slow to save
my changes. I have no ideia if it is the tool or the server, whatever it
is. But I know, I really don't like the slowness.
I would like to have the twitter messages in the site like our blog,
see: http://blog.pt-br.libreoffice.org - sometime I asked about it and
the answer was, we can't show the brazilian messages. Our addres is
twitter.com/libreofficebr.
I would like to see fixed information. Example:
http://www.sempreupdate.com.br , I can see all the time a fixed column,
see the right column
I would like to use in brazilian site, slide show, is it possible?
I would like to see our followers in social networks, we have google
plus, facebook, twitter and video (youtube) See example here:
http://www.sempreupdate.com.br , in this site you can see the video from
youtube and google plus followers.
Well, that's it, I'll be honest with you, I don't have enough knowledge
in silverstrip and I dream with a dinamic site.
Best
Eliane Domingos de Sousa
Comunidade LibreOffice Brasil
Liberte-se, para editar textos, planilhas e apresentações
use http://pt-br.libreoffice.org/ é totalmente de graça.
Experimente o sistema de perguntas e respostas da Comunidade LibreOffice
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Em 04-05-2013 04:40, Christian Lohmaier escreveu:
Hi Florian, *
On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 11:34 PM, Florian Effenberger
<[email protected]> wrote:
Christian Lohmaier wrote on 2013-05-03 21:33:
I have written so many times that sites can use their own
css/templates, but everyone just complains that it is "inflexible"
but never actually states the reasons. Why should it be different this
time.
maybe we should do a webcast on Silverstripe, a virtual workshop, to give
some insight? Might that help?
I don't think that people don't know how to use the Silverstripe
backend, but rather that they don't like the look/style of the
libreoffice-theme.
But without real feedback that is impossible to tell.
If people want fancy css/or host it at $other_cms or use manually
created html - in all cases they would have to create their desired
css. It would be trivial to adapt such a design for use with
silverstripe.
The documentfoundation.org theme was copied from the semi-static
manual style (that's why it looks so "old" :-)) - the lo-theme was a
iteration on that documentfoundation.org style to make it look a
little bit more modern and use the LO-colors - but that's about it.
You can see based on the frontpage, that "fancy looking pages" are no
problem with silverstripe.
Also http://www.silverstripe.org/community-showcase/ shows pages that
different people did create.
The problem definitely is not that "silverstripe is not flexible". But
rather that people only say "the theme sucks" without providing a
sample of how it should look instead. Demanding /me/ to write a new
css-theme for you won't work, especially if you don't tell what
exactly it should do. But telling me: "Hey, I want a site that looks
like *this* (link to existing page, either manually created, created
with another cms, doesn't matter - point is: use a page that works in
a browser/) - please adapt that theme for use with silverstripe" is no
problem. Extra points if the demo also defines how navigation for
subpages should look like/work.
So they don't even know how to write a theme (html-templates and css)
for stilverstrype. They only need to create a demo with the look they
want with whatever tool they prefer.
But I can create a tutorial/workshop/video if someone tells me what
exactly that should cover...
ciao
Christian
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