[wp-docs] CSS and Help

[lokrin]

A dedicated section on templates would be nice.  However, rather than 
just a collection, some type of documentation explaining the templates 
and possibly a short into to CSS would be nice.  Add a couple of links 
to more CSS info, such as W3C and Zen Garden would be nice.  Also, let 
people upload their own templates (would need somone(s) to double 
check).  And a zip file of about 5 skins with an installer...  Oops, 
just turned the corner inyo fantasy!  =D 

Lokrin
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http://ldg.lokrin.net (phpBB - tweaked for CSS)

justin at wantmoore.com wrote:

>I would second the idea of having a dedicated place on WP.org for
>templates. Alex's site is currently my bookmarked place but it would be
>most excellent if there was an "official" template library on the official
>website.
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>>On Fri, 2004-08-06 at 08:29, Matthew Thomas wrote:
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>>>A small touch, but it would eliminate any "oh, not another khaki
>>>WordPress site with dodgy letter-spacing" feeling. Even just
>>>randomizing the colors would help.
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>>Lol, I'd really enjoy "random stylesheets". :-) You'd never be quite
>>sure what colors were coming out. :-)
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>>However, it is traditional to keep with one across a php prog's install.
>>I've used several. Although, some do package one or two extra "skins".
>>Ultimately, we don't want to bloat the package with "ooh preettty" stuff
>>when most users aren't going to use more than one.
>>
>>I would really like to see an area of the WP site dedicated entirely to
>>"skins" or "themes" or "styles" or whatever the official title would be.
>>That would promote neat designs around WP that would in turn attract
>>more users.
>>
>>JSR/
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