Does anyone have a skin for radiant?

Ruby Apps Radiant CMS
1

Hey,

I need a skin for radiant, with basic navigation at top, footer, header,
right or left sidebar with sub-navigation & other content you could add
and
finally a content box.

Just need a base to get started on, thanks. Also, if you have a fully
customized skin for Radient, can you still upgrade to future versions?

Thanks heaps,
Richard

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2

Ummm… everything is custom-built, except for the example sites that
come with it. I suggest you check out oswd.org for free designs. There
are no “skins” per-se, like you would have in Wordpress or phpBB.

Sean C.
seancribbs.com

3

Richard,
I’m attaching – and also pasting below – a layout based on one that
I just did for a client. The secondary navigation is stored in a page
part called “left-nav”, which you’ll need to create for each page.
The header and footer are stored in snippets. I removed some of the
other stuff to clean it up for you. Hope it helps!

In case you’re curious, the site is http://www.spe1031.com

The homepage uses one layout and the rest of the site uses another
layout. The attached layout was used on the secondary pages…Radiant
was perfect for this project.

Justin

<r:snippet name=“header” />

<r:content />
 

<r:snippet name=“footer-nav” />
4

Hey,

Wow, thanks so much! I just have one problem, I have no idea what <r:>
tag
means, ive never used this isn XHTML / CSS.

Thanks, now I got to work out how to install this awesome CMS on Site5
webhosting. I tried pressing % radiant --help in SSH but it says job not
found. I think im doing something totally wrong here, do you even use
SSH?
I’ve never used Ruby on Rails ever, just seems to awesome from what I
see,
and I want to get into it. Any help would be appricated :P.

Sorry for all the questions.

Thanks,
Richard R

The header and footer are stored in snippets. I removed some of the

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<< layout.html >>

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5

On 9/9/06, Maurizio B. removed_email_address@domain.invalid wrote:

Once you’ve installed the radiant gem:

gem install radiant

BTW, to know more about the ruby “gems” application, and how to install
it,
just in case you have not already installed it, you can visit the gems
web
site:

http://www.rubygems.org/

6

If you have trouble working with the gem, or if you need to customize
some of the code, you may want to download the source, rather than
using the gem. The source works just like any Rails app, so you can
just un-tarzip it and it’s a fully functional Rails app.

Good luck!

Justin

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On 9/9/06, rreeeee rrffff removed_email_address@domain.invalid wrote:

Wow, thanks so much! I just have one problem, I have no idea what <r:> tag
means, ive never used this isn XHTML / CSS.

For a comprehensive overview of how radiant works and the use of radius
(<r:> tags, you can look at:

http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/wiki/UsingRadiant

More details on tags can be found here:

http://dev.radiantcms.org/radiant/browser/trunk/radiant/app/models/page_context.rb

Thanks, now I got to work out how to install this awesome CMS on Site5

webhosting. I tried pressing % radiant --help in SSH but it says job not
found. I think im doing something totally wrong here, do you even use SSH?

Once you’ve installed the radiant gem:

gem install radiant

you could create a directory where you want your radiant-based web site
be
rooted, and issue the following command:

radiant --help

to see a list of options you have for the radiant CMS installation.

–M