Today I’ll just post a screenshot showing the development version of the Gwendolyn Theme running on WordPress; so you see: it’s alive. :)

You’ll find more Information on Gwendolyn if you read the article Gwendolyn Theme for WordPress
Today I’ll just post a screenshot showing the development version of the Gwendolyn Theme running on WordPress; so you see: it’s alive. :)
You’ll find more Information on Gwendolyn if you read the article Gwendolyn Theme for WordPress
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Reading Time: 2 minutesSometimes inspiration hits you when you least expect it – that’s why today I ended up designing a prototype of what’s to become a new WordPress Theme. Continue reading “Gwendolyn Theme for WordPress”
Reading Time: < 1 minuteTime for another status update – if you want to know what’s goin’ on then just read on
Reading Time: < 1 minuteToday, I created the first version of Viento 3.0 for WoltLab Suite 3.0.
Viento is a style family based on the colors of colors of Google’s Material Design. The style is very light weight with only a few (S)CSS modifications since the goal of this style is to prove that it’s easy to create a good looking style for WoltLab Suite 3.0 without having to write a lot of (S)CSS. Continue reading “Viento 3.0”
Reading Time: 2 minutesSince I didn’t write about what’s going on for quite some time now I think it’s time to give you some information about what’s going on. (I should get an award for using “time”.) Continue reading “Status Update #1”
Reading Time: < 1 minuteToday the Elevenfour Labs moved to a new home – if you like to say so.
The content is the same – though some old pages were removed – and you’ll still find here what you found here before. The only difference is the addition of /content/ to the URL – so instead of https://elevenfour.net/labs/ it’s now https://elevenfour.net/content/labs/.
This was necessary to be future proof because I came up with some ideas I had for Elevenfour but more on that topic some time later.
Back in 2008 I created a style which has become the most downloaded style on Elevenfour in 2016 – the X-Style. Since 2008 this style has seen three redesigns. To be honest: I never expected that the style could be a success like this. So when announcing that I would design styles for WoltLab Suite the X-Style was set to be adapted for WoltLab Suite right from the beginning.
One of the main goals of the latest redesign (X-Style 4.1) was to modernize the style and make it more future prove. And if you look at the dark versions: the design looks great. But I’m not happy with the white versions.
Continue reading “The future of the X-Style”Reading Time: < 1 minuteToday the Elevenfour Labs got a little refresh. Nothing spectacular but it looks a little different. The theme was changed to the new default Theme Twenty Seventeen coming with WordPress 4.7. In preparation for upgrading the Elevenfour server to PHP 7.x I also had to change the plugin that powers the progress bars showing on the projects pages so they look a bit different, too.
Should you experience any bugs please drop a comment, thanks. :)
Reading Time: 2 minutesA few days ago WoltLab set WoltLab Suite 3.0, the successor of WoltLab Community Framework 2.1, live on https://beta.woltlab.com and people could test the new software online. Opinions differ with regard to the design. I’m not a big fan of it, too. But I know how to change the styles and here are some impressions of what I came up with. Continue reading “Styles for WoltLab Suite 3.0”