By philipk on

Is it available?

Or anything like it?

Its beautiful!

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adrian commented

The theme is callled BlueBeach, and is not publicly available, however there is a contributed theme based on it named FriendsElectric, by the same designer (Our very own Steven)
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philipk commented

Yeah, I currently have FriendsElectric as my theme. Closest thing to it, a very classy and clean design.

I just like the way all the data on BlueBeach is all organised into snazzy tables (especially these comments here!). Guess I'll stick with FE for now and keep looking :)

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sunnymonkey commented

Yeah I modified the Friendselectric theme to make it look a bit better as I didnt like the odd "blue" at the right and left.

Plus I broke up the menu bar a bit.

You can see it in action here:
www.dashboardmonkey.co.uk

TTFN

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philipk commented

You've done a good job! A nice niche site subject you've found there as well!

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enrico commented

Great mod! I am a total CSS newbie (although I'm fully fluent in PHP). I want an elegant way to change a few things:

1) Modify the header graphic so it's a gradient background of an image (repeat-x, I suppose), but in doing so, I'd need to alter the tab color and lots of other heading CSS items it seems.
2) For some reason the tabs in Safari look weird -- any known fix?
3) Instead of the default

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following each post, I'd like something more elegant and integrated under the title, for example, to show post date, taxonomy, etc. I was editing node.tpl and a few others and saw where it was making the API calls to insert the information, but the <div> tags force it to be one line each (near as I can tell). Again,this seems to be a stylesheet issue.

I think I'll leave it at that for now. Thanks! :)