InHarvest.com
- Initio designed
- Convert to responsive
- Fontawesome icons
- Composer style recipes and products, features, etc
- Cycle 2, fancybox 2, js height equalizer, the usual
- Color coded sections
Nothing too fancy here really. The color coding and a lot of different layouts made this a bit of a challenge, especially when making responsive, but nothing to crazy. We’ll see how it goes as they continue to edit content.
Northland Capital
A decent redesign here, got a little whacky with a lot of changes, but still pretty solid.
- Responsive – Boilerplate-ish
- Concrete5 – Composer, Global Blocks
- Cycle2
- Composer style News, Home Slider, Inventory
- Inventory w/Designer Gallery + FancyBox2 galleries
- Some custom forms (Online Payments, Payment Calculator)
- Twitter feed with Twitter API and some js for display
RGS Financial
A very simple redesign, by some firm in Texas. M13 chopped into c5. Nothing too special… Composer style testimonials for the right columns. A custom employment external form. I’m not even going to take a screenshot of it.
Apply Typography CSS to Composer WYSWYG
If you’ve ever used the new Composer feature in Concrete5, you’ll notice that the tinyMCE editor doesn’t use your theme’s typography.css file.
Make a copy of concrete/elements/editor_config.php into the root “elements” folder.
Copy this:
<?php
if (!is_object($theme)){
$theme = PageTheme::getSiteTheme();
}
?>
content_css : '<?php echo $theme->getThemeEditorCSS()?>',
and paste below:
convert_urls: false,
around line 39.
I usually have my main css in a css folder in the theme and typography.css at the root of the theme. If you put your typography.css elsewhere or don’t even use one, this may not work.
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