The idea is you use skeleton.css (now bootstrap instead) and superfish.css
if you want to stick with the scaffold app style, but you can drop them
completely otherwise. web2py.css is for some framework-specific things that
you might want to keep even if you don't keep the scaffold app style (fla
I hardly use that stuff, if ever. It's easy enough to roll your own. In the
longer term, it's moving to some opensource css templates.
On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 6:53:58 AM UTC+8, greenpoise wrote:
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> I have been reading the book and this is what I found for the default
> layout:
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> "skeleto
I don't think it's that bad. Actually, skeleton is deprecated for
Bootstrap. So now you just have bootstrap.min.css and web2py.css. You can
create a new file for your own styling or add to the bottom of web2py.css.
App frameworks generally have less theming than a CMS like MODx.
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