template fitting

[nathas]

Hi

I have a template for an other content management system, but i would like to move to websitebaker.

Can anyone help me to port the skin?

PLEASE

[Ryan]

What kind of CMS was it from? And maybe an example of it (and the source) would help

[nathas]

the cms is iware and the software can be found on www.dsiware.com

The page need to be converted is on http://hora.jcc.hu

I can give you also a zip file containing all the gaphical elemnts, and static html pages with the design.


Thanks

[Ryan]

Personally I don't really have the time right now, I wonder if anyone else can help?

[Bennie_wijs]

I think I can make this. but it will not be exactly the same.

I am willing to take a crack at it.

Have some time between christmas and NewYear.

If you want me to try send the zip file to:
maikel at wijsnet dot nl

[Stefan]

I think there is really only one problem for this conversion:
You have a title for every page (for example "Üdvözlünk a Hora Budapest Oldalán!") which is different from the page title displayed in the browser ("Hora Budapest").
As far as I know, there is no way to do it directly like that in WB because there is no additional page title setting that only affects the content area. I would suggest using the "Description" setting. This way it should be no problem at all to reproduce your design exactly in WB.

[Anonymous]

the cms is iware and the software can be found on www.dsiware.com

The page need to be converted is on http://hora.jcc.hu

I can give you also a zip file containing all the gaphical elemnts, and static html pages with the design.


Thanks

If you've got the static html page! And the images! It's not hard to re-build it! It does look the same, but it isn't completly the same! You'll gone have to live with that!  

Are the html files in englisch or some other language???

[Bennie_wijs]

Hello Natas,

Sended you a template that looks like you site.

Hope you like it.

[Ryan]

I think there is really only one problem for this conversion:
You have a title for every page (for example "Üdvözlünk a Hora Budapest Oldalán!") which is different from the page title displayed in the browser ("Hora Budapest").
As far as I know, there is no way to do it directly like that in WB because there is no additional page title setting that only affects the content area. I would suggest using the "Description" setting. This way it should be no problem at all to reproduce your design exactly in WB.

Stephan, there is a feature which allows you to specify menu title and page title - two seperate texts. This might come in handy for such a task.

[Stefan]

Stephan, there is a feature which allows you to specify menu title and page title - two seperate texts. This might come in handy for such a task.

Yes, I've noticed it, but on this page there are actually three different titles: menu title, page title and content header. That's why I suggested to misuse the description setting.

[Ryan]

Oh yes, you're right! Sorry I must of not read it correctly (being a different language and late at night does not help I suppose! ).
Good idea!

[nathas]

Thanks you for all your help, I am almost ready with it.

I will tell the address of the new site soon, if you are interested..  

[fienieg]

Thanks you for all your help, I am almost ready with it.

I will tell the address of the new site soon, if you are interested..  

I'm always intressed in WB site's