By naheemsays on

Hi all,

I have ported the Arthemia Free wordpress theme to drupal (available on the project page and there is also a demo site that I created for it that explains the features etc.)

It is a high quality theme that is "complete" meaning that it also works with the back end which some themes do not seem to care much about.

Thing is I think it can be improved - I am not too good with colours and I had to set some colours for tables and comments to complete the theme. Anyone think they can improve on the ones I have chosen?

Any other improvements that people want to suggest/contribute?

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dnewkerk’s picture

dnewkerk commented

Fantastic theme :) Sure I'll give it a test drive and give any suggestions I think of, or submit some changes if I come up with any (I'm a designer/themer myself).
Thanks for your hard work on this, I'm sure the Drupal community will be grateful :D

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naheemsays commented

I saw the theme a few weeks ago and was very impressed. Tried going through ample other existing themes to see something like it and I failed in finding one. Saying that, my design skills are not the best. my colour skills are worse, so gladly both were mostly already existent in the original theme. Most of the design plaudits go to the original designer.

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eddycha commented

Awesome theme. I'm looking forward to using it and seeing if it will fit my current site needs. I have always wondered why wordpress has incredible looking themes and drupal is years behind in originality so this is much appreciated.

Is there any chance of seeing the arthemia 2.0 free theme ported or features included into the current one? I like the moving side bar in the header area giving more functionality!

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naheemsays commented

This does use the latest release of the arthemia free theme as its basis. (but lacks features of the premium theme).

Moving sidebars etc can be achieved in any theme as they in drupal are simply blocks with the relevant features - there are a number of content slider modules that you can play with.

Also, there is a module I released separately that adds some compatibility for IE6 for hover elements which you may be interested in using too.