To install just unzip the archive content and put to your default template-admin folder.
Minimalist Blue Admin Theme
Started by achabany, Feb 02 2012 03:53 PM
11 replies to this topic
#7
Posted 03 February 2012 - 12:20 AM
Achabany,
this is great minimalist theme. You have a bug when hovering on PW logo, screenshot included.
this is great minimalist theme. You have a bug when hovering on PW logo, screenshot included.
Check out my ProcessWire admin themes: Futura Remixed Admin Theme / Moderna Admin Theme / Futura Admin Theme
#9
Posted 03 February 2012 - 08:59 AM
Achabany, I'm getting the same thing as Nikola. Chrome 16. (those Chrome version numbers just keep climbing!).
Also noticed an issue that can affect some sites but not others. See the attached screenshot. If you add any items to your admin nav, then they can get overlapped with the user/profile/logout links. Some modules add items to the top nav like this. It might be safer to locate that user/profile/logout line above the search... or if you like it where it is and want to get fancy, you could always locate it above the search when $pages->get($config->adminRootPageID)->numChildren > 4.
One other minor thing to note in the screenshot is that there's no padding to the right of the title input (and any other full length 1-line text input). Though that's a minor point that doesn't affect use at all, and I didn't even notice it till after I took the screenshot.
Nice to see it's multi-language ready too. Speaking of which, since you worked the topnav.inc into your default.php, you don't need to "translate from the context of default.php", since this is assumed:
The above line isn't hurting anything, but it's also not necessary. You can just do this:
…or this (which is slightly faster, but not as pretty):
Thanks again for your great work with this theme.
Also noticed an issue that can affect some sites but not others. See the attached screenshot. If you add any items to your admin nav, then they can get overlapped with the user/profile/logout links. Some modules add items to the top nav like this. It might be safer to locate that user/profile/logout line above the search... or if you like it where it is and want to get fancy, you could always locate it above the search when $pages->get($config->adminRootPageID)->numChildren > 4.
One other minor thing to note in the screenshot is that there's no padding to the right of the title input (and any other full length 1-line text input). Though that's a minor point that doesn't affect use at all, and I didn't even notice it till after I took the screenshot.
Nice to see it's multi-language ready too. Speaking of which, since you worked the topnav.inc into your default.php, you don't need to "translate from the context of default.php", since this is assumed:
$title = __($title, dirname(__FILE__) . '/default.php'); // translate from context of default.php
The above line isn't hurting anything, but it's also not necessary. You can just do this:
$title = __($title);
…or this (which is slightly faster, but not as pretty):
$title = __($title, __FILE__);
Thanks again for your great work with this theme.
#11
Posted 03 February 2012 - 09:51 AM
Achabany: Here's an old post that has a ZIP file with high res logos:
http://processwire.c...__fromsearch__1
Unfortunately I don't have a vector-based version, but the ones in that ZIP are quite large if I recall.
http://processwire.c...__fromsearch__1
Unfortunately I don't have a vector-based version, but the ones in that ZIP are quite large if I recall.
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