Grey Box Not working, Second Auto-Nav issue
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No matter what I do, I cannot get the Rounded Grey Box to work - I copied code straight from the Obsidian demo site and put it into my site, but it doesn't work for me. Here's a code snippet I am trying:
Ideas?
Also, how in the world do you actually use the second auto-nav block template with Concrete5? I managed to get it inserted, but have no idea how to populate it with selection choices.
Any help on either of these issues would be greatly appreciated.
<div class="gray-box"> <p>Rounded Grey Box text should show up here.</p> </div>
Ideas?
Also, how in the world do you actually use the second auto-nav block template with Concrete5? I managed to get it inserted, but have no idea how to populate it with selection choices.
Any help on either of these issues would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi eskerman,
I'm biased since I'm the theme creator, but Obsidian was originally
designed for my professional portfolio site and it's served me very well
two years running. It's excellent for galleries, portfolios, and other
purposes. Some have used it for small businesses as well. Functionally
the theme has a lot of nice little tools that can be used to aid you in
creating a portfolio "system" (this is how I use it), but this is for
more advanced C5 users. Even if this is not you, the Obsidian theme is
great at being your typical plug-and-play C5 theme for small and
medium-sized sites that need to look really good and show off their content.
If you decide to purchase the theme feel free to ask me questions as
well, or if you run into problems. My response time these days for
support is slower due to work in other areas—please allot a week or so,
though I try to answer everything in 2-3 days. That said, if you decide
to purchase the theme I hope it works out well for you as it seems to
have for others.
Best,
Daniel
On 8/17/11 7:15 AM, Concrete5 Community wrote:
I'm biased since I'm the theme creator, but Obsidian was originally
designed for my professional portfolio site and it's served me very well
two years running. It's excellent for galleries, portfolios, and other
purposes. Some have used it for small businesses as well. Functionally
the theme has a lot of nice little tools that can be used to aid you in
creating a portfolio "system" (this is how I use it), but this is for
more advanced C5 users. Even if this is not you, the Obsidian theme is
great at being your typical plug-and-play C5 theme for small and
medium-sized sites that need to look really good and show off their content.
If you decide to purchase the theme feel free to ask me questions as
well, or if you run into problems. My response time these days for
support is slower due to work in other areas—please allot a week or so,
though I try to answer everything in 2-3 days. That said, if you decide
to purchase the theme I hope it works out well for you as it seems to
have for others.
Best,
Daniel
On 8/17/11 7:15 AM, Concrete5 Community wrote:
How have you managed with your theme... did it work out for you.. and was it easy to work with. I need a simple site that I can work with without getting bogged down in code which I do not understand
Regards
Paul