In response to bradlis7's suggestion on another posting, here is my wishlist of designs to port over to Drupal themes. Who know's I may get around to porting some of these myself but in the mean time if anyone else finds any of these interesting and wants to do a port, go for it.

Also, feel free to add yours to the list, or add your vote

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heine’s picture

I'm nearly done with leavesv1 - OSWD (preview) but much effort has been rerouted to a module. Expect it next week.

I think a little coordination is nice; it's no fun when two people unknowingly work on the same theme.
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Leavesv1 is completed (OSWD preview) and can be downloaded from my site until we find some solution for non-gpl'ed themes.

Edited to add; the author 'demands' a link to his site; that means the design is not GPL.
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Here's a few I'd like. Unless someone jumps at them, I may find time to work them up.

+1 NoProb
+1 Grass Stains

I'm working on NoProb. It's in the CVS, and still being finished up.
http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/themes/noprob/
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jbrauer’s picture

Just thought of this yesterday. Grass Stains is mostly done. I've applied for CVS and hope to have it ready to post when I get access. In the meantime a working, if still a bit rough, version will be available for download shortly from my site.

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cel4145’s picture

+1 for No Probs
+1 for Grass Stains

Also, here's one that someone might want to take a look at. The Marvin 2K theme for phptemplate has not been worked on since Drupal 4.5. It seems to work with 4.6, but it might be worth checking to see if it will be supported in 4.7 since it's a good theme and hasn't been updated in 16 months (see CVS). See it in action.

eaton’s picture

Major kudos for the work you've been doing on these conversions, der.

I'd probably put my +1's in for Channel Nine, with Blueberry Boat as a close secont. Channel Nine is interesting because it offers a variation on the usual 'left column, right column' layout. If the left 'callout' block were a separate PHPTemplate region, it would be especially cool...

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dreed47’s picture

I'll take a crack at "Channel Nine" if I get a chance this weekend.

dreed47’s picture

My first cut of Channel Nine theme has been commited to CVS and a project has been created.

Rjae Easton’s picture

I plan on porting Almost Spring and Branches.

During the process I will compile Wordpress-Drupal porting process notes. Taking a brief look into the porting process it seems there is an underlying mapping - as well as an opportunity for refactoring.

kbahey’s picture

Excellent work der. There is nothing that can help Drupal more than more themes.

Keep them coming ...

My personal preference is fluid 3-column designs.

Here are some worth porting to Drupal:

Too bad OSWD does not have a selection by fluid/fixed.
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sepeck’s picture

At random, I am working on Pistachio (not really a favorite, but I'm forging ahead anyway). You can see the progress here: http://beta.blkmtn.org The three column works but not cooperativily with the admin section. Also some things (aggregator output) get pushed below the end of the left column. Need to figure that out but so far it's about a days work.

Also for others, in addition to the handbook theme developers guide take a look at Bryghts conversion doc.

http://support.bryght.com/articles/converting-css-html-design-phptemplat...

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dreed47’s picture

Here's an updated list. Feel free to add you own design suggestions or better yet join the fun and volunteer for a few :).

Rjae Easton’s picture

Page and node are ported; style.css as well. As this is my first theme (port) I will want to test quite a bit. I suspect an initial version should be ready by March 3.

I have no ETA on Branches yet. Btw, I just renamed my username from m1ngsheng.

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  • 21 designs suggested
  • 8 designs have a volunteer
  • 1 design completed and contributed

robonoob’s picture

Hi all,

I am just new here and I want to put share the template to cvs.drupal.org. Would you please show me the link to some howto documents about cvs.drupal.org?

And I want to be the volunteer of the following templates

And yes, I will also work on Andreas Viklund's templates (http://www.oswd.org/designs/search/designer/id/6205/) too.

heine’s picture

Here's the link: http://drupal.org/repos

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robonoob’s picture

Thanks Herine,

I uploaded the theme into the cvs repo. I also created a project page. How can my theme be listed on the theme download page?

Reflection - OSWD - screenshot - volunteer - Robonoob - status - completed

heine’s picture

You need to create a branch. If I'm not mistaken, it should be packaged and published automatically after that. Don't know for sure though.

Here's the FAQ.

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Every 12 hours for the most part.

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robonoob’s picture

Thanks again.

I created a branch. However, it only shows in the cvs tab of the theme download page. How can it be shown on the 4.6.x tab?

I checked the cvs tree. It seems that everything goes fine.

While I try to modified my project page, in the Issue information section, I can only select cvs as the default version.

Am I missing something ?

dreed47’s picture

I think there have been several recent issues with the CVS package job. I have found that if you wait a day or two it usually gets the packages built correctly. You can always shoot a message to the infrastructure mailing list if you think it's not working correctly.

robonoob’s picture

I have add another theme Plain1 into the cvs repo and correctly tagged as I checked the branch DRUPAL-4-6 shown in the cvs tree of the theme.

However, this time, the project is not shown on the theme download page cvs tag.

Is it also due to the recent issues with CVS package job?

Here is my update.

sepeck’s picture

A good chunk of Pistachio is done. I am having an issue with posting forms and the admin page that I hope to solve this next weekend.

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heine’s picture

I had the same problem, because I have a very narrow theme but solved this by overriding the following form selectors:

/* Fix forms wrapping under the sidebars */
.node-form .standard {
  clear: none;
}
/* Cosmetic fix */
fieldset.collapsible {
  width: 91%;
}

leavesv1 is essentially finished; only need to cleanup (refactor) & write a readme.
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Hey, that does fix it. Now I have to deal with some issues of it collapsed on top of the right column, but that all right. This is much further than I was before. :)

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dreed47’s picture

  • 22 designs suggested
  • 12 designs have a volunteer
  • 2 design completed and contributed

Let me know if I missed any suggested designs or volunteers.

bradlis7’s picture

No Probs is pretty much complete, except maybe a few bugs here and there. I actually wanted it to be released a long time ago, but I think it didn't since I didn't have the license on the project page. I think it's fixed, and should be on the site shortly.

Be sure to submit any bugs if you have a problem with something.

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dreed47’s picture

If I counted right there's 34 designs in these links (some of which are already on our list). Can you be more specific about the one's you would really like to see as a Drupal theme?

azium’s picture

I'm so pleased that finally more themes are being created for Drupal. I've tried on several occasions to modify existing themes to my liking, but even changing basic layouts is beyond my knowledge.

From the 34 designs mentioned in the previous post JayKay's Plain1 gets my top vote.

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Rjae Easton’s picture

More specific:
- soft white
- channel nine
- any of the Andreas themes
- the gallery (even though it has an M$ feel to it)

...and less specific:
I've been coding for almost 20 yrs. When I look at the Drupal code, I see lots of room for improvement. When I consider the framework I see so much potential. There are so many types of sites that would/do benefit from Drupal...so I should like to see a diversity of these (and other) themes be added to Themes

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dashmug’s picture

I do not want to be specific because i'm sure there are some of those templates that would be drupal-like already and easier to theme. I really like to see most of those templates become drupal themes.

For me, Andreas' and Jaykay's are the top priorities and then haran's.

moshe weitzman’s picture

those templates by andreas are real nice. i vote for doing one or two of his. see http://www.oswd.org/designs/search/designer/id/6205/

sepeck’s picture

One friendly mention.... Just a note so to speak

Several of the themes mentioned above have requirements to have links in them to the designer/originators website. Just a reminder.

Aslo, if the theme is to be hosted on Drupal.org after conversion, it must be GPL'd. Please make sure your source allows for it.

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heine’s picture

Themes with requirements to have links to a designers website are not GPL, so they can't be hosted on drupal.org.

A central location for themes or a list at least would be very nice.Perhaps they can be featured on theme garden with a link to the theme package?

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FabriceV’s picture

Dear Mr,
I'd like "think different" because it clearly differentiates the text from the navigation bar that it is not distracting. It's interesting to textual - informational sites. Some other themes are close to "think different" but none is as much efficient concerning this topic.
Sincerely.

Ogredude’s picture

OK, I've cooked up a 3-column layout structure, which I have used on a couple Drupals now with great results.

Features

  • Semi-fluid width. It's fluid between 750px and 1024px. These widths can be changed in the CSS.
  • One, two, or three column layout. This can be changed in the CSS.
  • Fixed-width side columns, fluid content column.
  • Columns are not source-ordered. Change the order of columns in the CSS.
  • Equal-height columns.
  • Vertical grid in columns, place objects vertically however you'd like.
  • Cross-browser compatible. Works in everything, except maybe Netscape 4 and IE5/Mac (but who cares about them?)
  • Valid CSS and XHTML. (Actually, change the !DOCTYPE and it'll be valid HTML.)
  • Minimal presentational styling, separated from structural markup. Make this look however you want.
  • Freely available to all who want it.

Feel free to grab it, rip out what you don't want, alter it however you want.

It's up at http://www.atlas-systems.net/jello.html

I tried to separate the presentational styling from the structural styling as much as possible, and I've tried to comment my code as well as I could.

If you come up with any improvements on this thing, please let me know!

Enjoy!

stoltoguzzi’s picture

there is a value 10240px is this correct or should this be 1024px.

How to change to define the maximum size the conent could have?

jbrauer’s picture

Grass Stains is largely done see this post. There are two things that remain and will hopefully be done by 3/3. The Admin pages are too wide and the right edge is lost under the boxes on the right. The other issue is getting permission to GPL the theme.... OSWD does not have a GPL and the Grass Stain theme doesn't mention which of the two licenses applies.

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Earths Daughter’s picture

I like:
Sonia - having 2 columns at the top, then going to 3 columns lower on the page is different.

Channel Nine - You can get a lot of content into 4 columns. The sidebar area is perfect for RSS feeds, site update posts, subscribing to a newsletter, etc.

Essay_3col - Very professional looking, and plenty of room for content. It says you can download it and use it for a personal or commercial site, modify and distribute it. Just don't claim it was made by anybody but him.

A4Premium4 - Nice layout. I like the picture bar at the top, it would work for all kinds of sites. Anybody could just add different pictures for a bit of instant customization, so all sites with it don't look the same. it says it's free to use, no questions asked.

Out of Andreas' designs, I like o6 Falling Leaves. It's a good-looking template, and the nav tabs at the top are very useful. It's open source.





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dreed47’s picture

  • 23 designs suggested
  • 13 designs have a volunteer
  • 3 design completed
sepeck’s picture

What? you ignore my posts before yours? :P
http://drupal.org/node/50428#comment-98011

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dreed47’s picture

Sorry Steven. I missed your status update.

Here's a new list.

  • 23 designs suggested
  • 13 designs have a volunteer
  • 3 design completed and contributed
alanburke’s picture

I couldn't see a download link for the Internet Center theme via the link provided.
http://drupal.org/node/52018

Any ideas?

Regards
Alan
PS Great work everybody, impressive momentum.

dreed47’s picture

It's just not been packaged yet. You can either get it from CVS or wait a day.

redraven’s picture

Hi,

Add me to the list for Andreas09

Andreas09 - OSWD - screenshot - volunteer - redraven - status - testing

Thanks

dreed47’s picture

Thanks redraven!

Here's an upadated list. As you can see this thread is getting quite long so it's getting easier and easier for me to miss someones suggestion or status. If anyone notices something I missed could you just email me off this thread so I can fix.

  • 24 designs suggested
  • 14 designs have a volunteer
  • 3 design completed and contributed
jbrauer’s picture

Grass Stains is very close to complete and can be found here.

Most things work, however there is one snafu. The form for adding terms to taxonomy the Description: and Synonyms: text areas don't display properly. I'm a bit stumped as to why they're not displaying in the same way as other "textarea resizable" portions of the theme. Any of the brilliant CSS folks out there have ideas?

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robonoob’s picture

I'm just woundering if the list can be placed somewhere in themes.drupal.org. so everyone can goto there and check the latest updates.

sepeck’s picture

Themes is very specific and has some coding that makes it not a good place for it.

You can download my current progress from my site here It has a problem with the css input forms so feedback on ideas to fix would be appreciated.

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whosoever’s picture

Mollio is really popular on del.icio.us right now. Anyone care to do a port? The 2 column right sidebar would be especially excellent. Mollio

cparrish817’s picture

I started working on the 2 column left sidebar because it looked easy enough. My work in progress can be found here. And if you want you can see it here. This is my first time porting a theme so I'm sure I did a lot wrong if so please just point it out and I'll fix it.

alaa’s picture

I worked on andreas04, you can download from my sandbox

I also made an RTL version

yet to test on IE

might work on andreas09 later
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redraven’s picture

But I am in a holding pattern because I am waiting to here back from original designer to hear if they are comfortable with andreas09 being GPLed. The wordpress andreas09 port is not GPLed, so I am concerned that the designer may not be interested in there work being GPLed.

IMHO, this is a big problem with oswd.org, they don't use explicit licenses and it is very difficult to determine how the designer is releasing the work a lot of the time.

merlinofchaos’s picture

It wasn't on the list, but I happened to like it and had a use for it for a friend's site, so I fully ported Antique Modern

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merlinofchaos’s picture

I should add that I only ported Antique Modern for Drupal 4.7;

A backport to 4.6 shouldn't actually be hard, but that's an exercise for someone else. I don't have enough interest to do so, but I'll take patches.

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dreed47’s picture

Updated list.

I posted a question on the themes list about maybe
hosting this whishlist on themes.drupal.org but I didn't get much
of a response so I guess for now we'll try to keep this discussion thread current.
Let me know if I missed someones status.

  • 27 designs suggested
  • 17 designs have a volunteer
  • 4 design completed and contributed
heine’s picture

Leavesv1 has been completed: http://drupal.org/node/50428#comment-99189

Posting here, because mail was apparantly lost.
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Sorry Heine! I saw your post but I didn't make the change to the list right away.

  • 27 designs suggested
  • 17 designs have a volunteer
  • 5 design completed and contributed
mmelbert’s picture

I unforntunately am not a drupal guru and do not know the ins and outs of creating a theme. I found a designer that I like and would like to see his themes added to this list. His themes can be found here:

http://www.oswd.org/designs/search/designer/id/8377/

Also he has a theme that is not yet listed on oswd but can be found on his home page. It is the "Even Tastier Blue" theme that can be found here.

http://www.jdavidmacor.com/index.html

Thanks for considering these themes.

mmelbert’s picture

I actually could use the "Even Tastier Blue" theme located here:

http://www.jdavidmacor.com/index.html

very quickly. I am prepared to offer an ransom to get this theme turned around in 3 -4 days. We will pay only through a paypal transaction.

Let me know if you are up to the challenge.

dreed47’s picture

You might want to change your profile to accept emails so people could contact you and discuss details of your requirements.

mmelbert’s picture

Der,
Thanks for letting me know that I did not have that enabled. It is now enabled and anyone should be able to contact me.

johnnybejohnny’s picture

Is it possible to add Ajaxmatters.com's design to your list Der?
I have permission from the author.

The design is very simple and light. Just what's missing in the drupal theme collection. (if you ask me, that is)

Thank you,

the full octave’s picture

Ajaxmatters theme would be a great addition, although I think it might be a tricky one to do. not being an expert.

Paul

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  • 33 designs suggested
  • 18 designs have a volunteer
  • 5 design completed and contributed
Sebastiaan Brozius’s picture

I've recently finished my porting of andreas01.

I'm wainting for a cvs-account, but until then it's hosted on my site (http://www.novena.nl/node/3).

Please let me know if you find any bugs/have any improvement suggestions.

Fabio.Pedrazzoli’s picture

Hi all,
we did some graphics for two new Drupal themes, png screenshots are available here:

gerok theme screenshot
ngerok theme screenshot

Hoping these themes could meet some developer preference, feel free to contact us for any support
needed during implementation.

Bee-side staff
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cel4145’s picture

Neat themes. Are they available for download yet? Also, I see 4.6 mentioned in the screenshot. Are they for 4.7?

Fabio.Pedrazzoli’s picture

Sorry but this is just some graphic ideas, my company at the moment has not spare time to do development/integration for them to become ready to use as themes, but we can do some graphics, so I posted here the graphics, according to this thread topic, hoping someone else could have spare time in php programming to do the code needed for becoming effective themes in the future.

Anyway, thanks for your opinion ;)
Fabio

ArunK’s picture

Would it be OK to make requests that are not available on OSWD? How about some designs based on some popular sites like CNN.com, News.com, CNET.com, WashingtonPost.com. and others?

heine’s picture

Only when you are free to do so. CNN.com's theme is off limits.
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andre75’s picture

I found a couple of really good designs on OSWD:

But some of them state that you have to keep the link to the designer at the bottom of the template. I am wondering if everyone here is playing by these rules?

Either way, I would like to see a theme similar to Nautica 2.2 (my absolute favorite):
http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2828
and Industry (a very good looking simple layout):
http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2720

Both are fantastic. They stand out from the rest. Many of the suggested templates in this thread look alike.

As all others I don't have much time, but if all goes well I will pick up one of the two and try my luck (my php/css/html knowledge really sucks, so it will really take a while).

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heine’s picture

But some of them state that you have to keep the link to the designer at the bottom of the template. I am wondering if everyone here is playing by these rules?

I certainly hope so. Everyone should play by the rules. Be aware that such designs can't be GPLed and can't be hosted on Drupal.org.
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andre75’s picture

So why bother with some of the suggested themes then? I feel that this seriously limits the usefulness of these themes, at least for professional applications.
How much (if any) code can one copy from one of those designs to create a new one?

And what about that one:
http://drupal.org/node/52018
The original has a copyright notice, the drupal screenshot doesn't show it. And its hosted on drupal.org!

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heine’s picture

Because you may like a theme? I host one converted theme myself for example (Leavesv1; I'm a biologist). I'm converting a theme because I like it and to increase the number of themes available to Drupal. Whether such theme is useful for professional applications is not my concern.

As to the internet center theme, it's in the public domain (read license.txt provided with the download)
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I'll have to go back and double check the Internet center design but when I look for themes to port on OSWD (or any where else for that matter) I try to find out if the author has any specific requirements for the designs use. If they say "any use" without REQUIRING attribution on the web page then I assume the resulting Drupal theme can be GPL'ed and thus hosted on Drupal.org. If they require attribution you could always email the author and ask if they would be willing to let there be a GPL'ed Drupal implementation of their design (which would mean no attribution required). If you're unsure if a given design could be GPL'ed your best bet would be to get a clarification from the author.

As for any that I have converted and hosted on Drupal.org if anyone finds that they can't be GPL'ed (my bad) I'll remove them and host them myself. In one or two cases I got clarification/permission from the author and posted their response with the theme files.

In any case, ANY OSWD can be converted to a Drupal theme.

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License.txt says it's in the public domain, this means that the drupal theme can be GPLed.
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The license.txt file is added by the packaging job to all themes and modules when the tar packages get created.

heine’s picture

Sorry for the delay; I didn't see your post before.

I'm talking about the original license.txt of Internet Center. Check the download archive, it contains a file license.txt. I quote:

This work is public domain.

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ArunK’s picture

I don't mean copying it 100%, I mean designing themes that are based on those layouts with similar text/fonts. They are professional designs, not that the ones on OSWD are not professional. There are some good ones like Internet Center & Internet Jobs which have already been ported. I'm assuming we call even pay a some amount to the designers (or donate to Drupal.org.) who have ported the themes as long as they are donated to the Drupal community.

Anyway, here are some other themes to add to the wishlist.

404 REVolt
Prosimii

andre75’s picture

I understand what you guys are saying. Anyways, if we could add these two to the wishlist:
Nautica 2.2
http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2828
Industry:
http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2720

dreed47’s picture

There's a fine line between inspiration and imitation when it comes to creating a new design. Noone want's their hard work "stolen" but most designers wouldn't mind their work inspiring new creative designs incorporating similar design concepts as theirs.

ArunK’s picture

As I said before: "How about some designs based on some popular sites like CNN.com..." as in similar layout, maybe similar fonts/colors. Not a 100% rip, which I don't think would even be possible.

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  • 36 designs suggested
  • 19 designs have a volunteer
  • 6 design completed and contributed
Fabio.Pedrazzoli’s picture

Hi Der,
these themes are missing in the new updated list:
http://drupal.org/node/50428#comment-107133

Thanks
Bye
Fabio

dreed47’s picture

Are the graphics and associated style sheets available for download somewhere? Porting to Drupal without these would be tough as you would be stating from scratch.

Sebastiaan Brozius’s picture

The author of that post replies to a similar question here.

In short: there are no files available.

Fabio.Pedrazzoli’s picture

Yes it is, no other files available, for now.
Hoping in the future we, or someone else who likes these themes, could have some spare time to go on with development.

Bye
Fabio

Rosamunda’s picture

Thanks for creating this thread!!!
Very Cool Idea!!
Ufff! Almost all seems to be good!!
I personally vote for:
Sonia - No Probs - Grass Stains - Leaves - The Gallery - Deliciously Blue - Raptor Software - Number 2 - Andreas01 - Even Tastier Blue - Industry

I would like to add to the wishlist the SINORCA template:
http://skins.nucleuscms.org/browser/sinorca

Rosamunda
Buenos Aires | Argentina
www.ligadelconsorcista.org

dreed47’s picture

updated list

  • 38 designs suggested
  • 21 designs have a volunteer
  • 6 design completed and contributed
  • Zen’s picture

    First of all, thanks for taking the initiative to do this :) Some really excellent themes here.

    Secondly, while my design 5k1ll5 aren't hot, I should be able to handle a port. So, please mark me down for "3c Black Letterhead".

    Thanks,
    -K

    Rosamunda’s picture

    ... to add
    Go Flexible (http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2815)
    and
    Go Flexible2 (http://www.oswd.org/design/preview/id/2885)

    :-)

    Rosamunda
    Buenos Aires | Argentina
    www.ligadelconsorcista.org

    lakka’s picture

    I have had a go at porting Multiflex, which is very similar and by same designer: http://www.openwebdesign.org/viewdesign.phtml?id=2827

    Currently in the cvs repository.

    cel4145’s picture

    I was just looking at Zen Gardens yesterday, and noticed that they provide CC Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 1.0 licenses for the CSS. Certainly, some of these CSS implementations might be difficult to make work with Drupal. Yet while the odds are not as good as they are for the OSWD themes, seems like it might be worth asking some of the Zen Gardens people if they would allow release under a CC Attribution-ShareAlike 1.0 for the CSS *and* the graphics with a link included in the footer back to them. Or even better, the GPL. You never know. The designer might be flattered and figure they could get a lot of mileage with the exposure. There are some great themes, there.

    BTW: The reason I thought of this is that David Shea and Molly Holzschlag mention Drupal on page 117 of The Zen of CSS Design.

    dreed47’s picture

    updated list

  • 40 designs suggested
  • 22 designs have a volunteer
  • 6 design completed and contributed
  • goosey’s picture

    ...

    heine’s picture

    I want to ask all theme authors to remember to make screenshots according to the Theme screenshot guidelines.

    If you publish your project on Drupal.org, please include a project thumbnail (for display on the themes page) as well.

    Thanks in advance!
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    Sebastiaan Brozius’s picture

    Hear, hear....

    But then, it would also be nice if every contributor could also make the screenshot part of the project-page (showing the picture in the upper left-corner) with the <img src=... tag....

    I understood that having this "fixed" by a site maintainer renders the project uneditable after that...

    alancooney’s picture

    I have completed grass stains, but unlike Josh B I havn't stuck to the orriginal design perfectly. Instead I have given two sidebars, added a search box to the top, and put the widths into % instead of absolute. The theme has been tested on:

    Firefox: 1, 1.5, 1.7
    IE: 5, 5.5, 6,
    Safari: 2

    It can be seen at http://www.philosophy.answerz.be (be sure to check out the forums), and can be downloaded at http://www.philosophy.answerz.be/node/76

    Who do I contact to put this up on the drupal.org themes page?

    Rosamunda’s picture

    Great job!!
    Hope they upload it quickly to the Themes area
    :-)

    Rosamunda
    Buenos Aires | Argentina
    www.ligadelconsorcista.org

    whosoever’s picture

    Wish I was talented enough to contribute.

    jbrauer’s picture

    A version of Grass Stains very close to the original is here.

    Unlike the original it does not wrap text under the right column. This is a trade-off because it does show images properly in the content column. If the text wraps around the right column it causes pictures to be placed immediately below the right column because of the clear:both/clear:right CSS settings that are necessary.

    A sample in operation can be seen on the Adding Understanding blog below.

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    Adding Understanding

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    rays’s picture

    Hi,

    Thanks for all that you're doing on porting themes to Drupal. Found this theme and thought it would be a good theme for non programmers to make easy mods...

    Durable puts site users in control of page colors, allowing them to create their own personal themes for the site. Each element of the page is editable in real time; the user can select the colors for backgrounds, text and links.

    Administrators of the site can go a little further. Their color choices can either be saved as a personal theme, or saved as the site’s new theme so that all users will see their color selections.

    The color selection is done via the “Options” menu, visible in the menu bar of every page, and colors update as soon as they’re selected thanks to the very cool ColorMod color selector..

    Here is a screen shot and demo of the Durable Theme

    Ray
    sulsh.com

    krwester’s picture

    I would like to suggest the Dewden them from OSWD.org

    Screenshot

    It looks like it is released on the Creative Commons license. I'm not sure if this is compatible with the GPL.

    Thanks,

    nmasters’s picture

    Anyone wishing to port the theme Dewden 01 or any variant of it, as there are a considerable amount, has the direct permission of Neil Masters, the Proprietor of Dewden Services.

    This permission grants anyone of the Drupal community and/or Drupal team to port the theme without restriction.

    Proof of this can be received by emailing sales@dewden.co.uk

    Yours,

    Neil Masters
    Dewden Services

    Rosamunda’s picture

    I´ve surfed a bit at old and new stuff at openwebdesign.org ...
    I´ve searched here and those haven´t been mentioned before... :-)

    SPLASHTASTIC (see it here)

    BOXES (see it here)

    NATURALIST (see it here)

    1024PX (See it here)

    Andreas02 (see it here)

    Busy City (See it here)

    Red London (See it here)

    Pink Winter (See it here)

    Empire Server (See it here)

    Three Quarters (See it here)

    Funky Corporate (See it here)

    Technobabble (see it here)

    marafa’s picture

    any of these a bidi theme?

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    Rosamunda’s picture

    Sorry but... what´s a bidi theme?

    Rosamunda
    Buenos Aires | Argentina
    www.ligadelconsorcista.org

    kbahey’s picture

    This means bidirectional for languages that are written from right to left, such as Arabic, Hebrew and other Semitic languages.
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    marafa’s picture

    bidi = bi-directional
    ie. has support for RTL (right to left) as well as LTR (left to right) languages, the most famous of which are arabic and farsi. i am not sure but i think israeli is also rtl.

    what happens is when u switch languages in a bidi them the whole site gets to look as tho its in a glass mirror. the login block goes from the left to the right etc.

    post nuke i believe built rtl support into the engine itself.

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    Rosamunda’s picture

    I see... hehe thanks! I really don´t know if it´s a BiDi theme... sorry...

    Sorry for my ignorance guys :-)
    [embarrased look]

    Rosamunda
    Buenos Aires | Argentina
    www.ligadelconsorcista.org

    goosey’s picture

    Hi Der,

    Can you give us an update on which themes have been completed?

    I checked Andreas01 (marked as completed) but got a 404.

    Also, does anyone know whether it's possible to add a "themes under development" node (essentially just the latest version of this list) and attach it to the main themes page on drupal.org? That would make it easier for everyone to find and we'd probably get more people volunteering to port themes on the list. At the moment you have to go searching through the forums to find the list, so most people probably miss it.

    This list was a great idea by the way. I'd love to see the Nautica themes (already on the list) ported. I'm a Drupal newbie though, so won't be attempting any theme porting just yet!

    Cheers, goosey