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robgt · 08-11-2009 16:57:04

Are there any documents/guides etc available on the subject of developing skins for CCP7?
Cheers,
Rob

sleeper · 08-12-2009 05:12:39

There is a wiki for v6 here http://wiki.kryptronic.com/CategorySkinning i beleive it's not too disimilar to v7 so would be a good place to start

robgt · 08-12-2009 13:30:48

Thanks for the reply!

I guess what I'm after here (for CCP7) is something along the lines of what you see on some joomla template examples, where they have an outline of where a specific "area" would be on the page - like the header, sidebar, menu and user_x panels that joomla has (just as as example).

I guess nothing like that currently exists?

Are there any demo's of restyled CCP7 skins out there?
Cheers,
Rob

zanart · 08-13-2009 01:53:36

http://www.zipskins.com/

Dave · 08-13-2009 03:06:59

http://www.artsperfect.com/

http://www.grenvillestation.com/

It really doesn't matter if a site is V6 or V7, the look may be changed completely regardless of the version.

We're working on a large custom job that, when completed, will not be recognizable as CCP. Virtually anything is possible with CCP.

Other sites may be found at https://kryptronic.com/Shopping-Cart-Software-Demos

robgt · 08-13-2009 08:32:50

Hi,
Thanks for the replies again.
If it doesn't matter if a site is v6 or v7 as far as the skinning capabilities go, can I take it that the structure of the html output by the system has not changed between versions?

I notice that the templates (that I've looked at) are table based layouts, although I have read posts on the forum here about table-less layouts, or at least elements of the layout being table-less.
Is it possible to get rid of tables from the structural layout of the site entirely (using them purely for tabular data where needed)?

Cheers,
Rob

Last edited by robgt (08-13-2009 08:34:34)

Dave · 08-13-2009 08:37:55

You may do as you please with things Rob. The basic structure didn't really change between 6 and 7 though styling element names did.

There's really no reason to remove the use of tables but you're welcome to if you want to.

robgt · 08-13-2009 08:49:51

Thanks for the info Dave!
Much appreciated.
Cheers,
Rob

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