Thread "Sky Blue Theme" in forum "Comic Talk and General Discussion *"

Posted at 6:01AM, Jan. 9, 2006

Thank You for choosing the Skyblue Theme!

I plan on trying to visit anyone who is using the theme I made. I was kinda worried that no one would use it.

Posted at 12:01PM, Jan. 9, 2006

Thanks for making the Skyblue! It's totally my favourite theme, and it suits Y? way too well. ^.^

Posted at 10:01PM, Jan. 9, 2006

Great theme! It's my favourite…and if I were to make another comic - only if I were to fall on my head and go insane - I would surely use it again for my other comic on the DD. :P

Posted at 4:01PM, Jan. 12, 2006

Wait… we can make our own themes?

Posted at 7:01PM, Jan. 12, 2006

Hope more people make more themes. Five different background options (None, Mallard blue/red, Sky blue and brute) means some comics lose a feeling of individuality

Posted at 5:01AM, Jan. 13, 2006

People also have the freedom to design thier own pages, too. :wink:

.: SpANG! :.

Posted at 8:01AM, Jan. 13, 2006

But that takes like, extra work and knowledge of various forms of coding and extra work! ;P

Posted at 10:01AM, Jan. 13, 2006

yep

.: SpANG! :.

Posted at 10:01AM, Jan. 13, 2006

Not to mention a modest amount of time and effort.

Posted at 5:01PM, Jan. 13, 2006

Coding?

Awwe man…

Maybe somone could post a guide to how to do it?

Posted at 6:01PM, Jan. 13, 2006

If you're proficient at making a simple web page with HTML, it's not very hard at all to make a DD template. you just need to know the tags to insert in your page. Volte6 lists those here:
beta-testing thread

Posted at 7:01AM, Jan. 31, 2006

The link dont work *pout*

Posted at 11:01AM, Jan. 31, 2006

Ok. On somone's advice I've taken a tutorial on this stuff, so now I'm not quite so addlebrained.

If I draw up a border for a theme, could somone explain how to translate it into html?

Posted at 7:02AM, Feb. 1, 2006

most of the templates I make are what some call 9 box tables
for example your using the Brute Theme.
The box that your comic sits in is made up of 9 table cells.
the corner cells of the table have images placed in them to make the rounded looks. All the other cells have back ground images so that they stretch nice.

here is what the code would look like.
[code:1]

 

 

 

 

[/code:1]
If you past that table into an editor like dreamweaver the images will be broken but you get the idea.
The part that takes the longest is clipping up a single image into 9 images that will piece together into a table.

Or suggest a style of theme you would like to see. Maybe someone can hook you up.

Posted at 9:02AM, Feb. 2, 2006

aha I see!

I'm more interested in learning to do it myself than I am interested in seeing a specific template.

Thankyou very much! I'll prolly have more questions before long!