Joomla! 1.5 Template Design
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Joomla! 1.5 Template Design Tessa Blakeley Silver Joomla! 1.5 Template Design Create your own professional-quality templates with this fast, friendly guide * Create Joomla! 1.5 Templates for your sites * Debug, validate, and package your templates * Tips for tweaking existing templates with Flash, extensions and Javascript libraries Sorry I can't spell
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TEMPLATE2P INVITES AVAILABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TEMPLATE2P INVITES AVAILABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I apologize to all those people I couldn't serve. People who mailed me requests for templatep2p invite and due to limited invites I couldn't satisfy 5-6 requests a day!!!
I am in crying need of REVOLUTIONTT invite!!!
I have been offered revolutiontt invite for $30 (which I don't wanna shell out)!!
If anyone of you can spare me a revolutiontt invite, I can get you templatep2p right away.
Let me know at:
abhinav.chikara[at]gmail.com
(replace '[at]' with '@')
I have a couple of them left.
Hope to hear from you people soon.
TEMPLATE2P INVITES AVAILABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TEMPLATE2P INVITES AVAILABLE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I apologize to all those people I couldn't serve. People who mailed me requests for templatep2p invite and due to limited invites I couldn't satisfy 5-6 requests a day!!!
I am in crying need of REVOLUTIONTT invite!!!
I have been offered revolutiontt invite for $30 (which I don't wanna shell out)!!
If anyone of you can spare me a revolutiontt invite, I can get you templatep2p right away.
Let me know at:
abhinav.chikara[at]gmail.com
(replace '[at]' with '@')
I have a couple of them left.
Hope to hear from you people soon.
Thanks for sharing!
Fair guide if you only use it to glean how Joomla! 1.5 templating works.
Much of the advice on basic web design and CSS is utter horse-shit, though. She recommends using DreamWeaver and setting font sizes in pixel values, for fuck's sake!
Never trust someone who refers only to their "long years in the business" when it comes to computers and the internet.
Fair guide if you only use it to glean how Joomla! 1.5 templating works.
Much of the advice on basic web design and CSS is utter horse-shit, though. She recommends using DreamWeaver and setting font sizes in pixel values, for fuck's sake!
Never trust someone who refers only to their "long years in the business" when it comes to computers and the internet.
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