Inf3rnal
08-04-2011, 02:20 PM
I think the whole "Templates and Themes" Section needs to be restructured.
For easier access to clear most confusion. There should be subforums inside Templates and Themes section that are broken into Mysidia Release versions.
Themes compatible with Mysidia v1.2.1 go in the Mysidia v1.2.1 Themes subforum.
If a theme is compatible with v1.2.1, v1.2.0 and v1.1.4 it's topic would go in v1.2.1 subforum with a caption showing Compatible with: [Mysidia versions].
So it would look something like this:
Templates and Themes
Mysidia v1.2.1 Themes
Mysidia v1.2.0 Themes
Mysidia v1.1.4 Themes
etc.
Maybe we wouldn't even need to add those subforums if we use this format in the top of the topics:
Theme Name: (Theme name. :3)
Author: (Who created the theme.)
Uses Images: (If the theme adds extra images [Which most do])
Function Edit: (If editing PHP files are required or not.)
Compatible With: (Versions of Mysidia)
Conditions: (If you can modify, copyrights, ect.)
Screenshot: (The most important part of the topic.)
Download: (Download link here.)
I was just suggesting this because I find it quite messy and for new members I feel it can get quite confusing. (Unless you read through all the posts in the topics. [Which you really should anyways ;D])
For easier access to clear most confusion. There should be subforums inside Templates and Themes section that are broken into Mysidia Release versions.
Themes compatible with Mysidia v1.2.1 go in the Mysidia v1.2.1 Themes subforum.
If a theme is compatible with v1.2.1, v1.2.0 and v1.1.4 it's topic would go in v1.2.1 subforum with a caption showing Compatible with: [Mysidia versions].
So it would look something like this:
Templates and Themes
Mysidia v1.2.1 Themes
Mysidia v1.2.0 Themes
Mysidia v1.1.4 Themes
etc.
Maybe we wouldn't even need to add those subforums if we use this format in the top of the topics:
Theme Name: (Theme name. :3)
Author: (Who created the theme.)
Uses Images: (If the theme adds extra images [Which most do])
Function Edit: (If editing PHP files are required or not.)
Compatible With: (Versions of Mysidia)
Conditions: (If you can modify, copyrights, ect.)
Screenshot: (The most important part of the topic.)
Download: (Download link here.)
I was just suggesting this because I find it quite messy and for new members I feel it can get quite confusing. (Unless you read through all the posts in the topics. [Which you really should anyways ;D])