Hi Waqqas,
> Ideally, yes, the design should only by in CSS, but how about we want to
> make a theme for mobile user? The contents of the page (html) can not be the
> same.
> Having different html for theme helps in incorporating different CSS.
I working on a CMS that uses that idea. I have theme instance choosed
by the user. Each theme have his base.html file. The application
templates should be aware of the base.html structure and replace
title, content and css when needed.
I also written a tamplate tag for make the "theme media path" for each
file, this way, I don't need to tell some css file is in /media/themes/
theme1/file.css, I just refer to {% theme_media 'file1.css' %}. This
will be usefull if I separe the media on another server/domain.
Best regards,
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Michel Sabchuk
http://turbosys.com.br/
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