Blog Template News A preview of the Grid2 K2 Theme
A few of you have been asking for more previews of the Grid2 Joomla template whose release is quite imminent, so I thought Id post a screenshot of the K2 Blog template that we are shipping with Grid2. Once again its a pretty simple blog type layout and the screenshot is using the minimal theme called white squares.
Grid2 is currently undergoing cross browser testing and we are creating the documentation for it. While we hope to have a release for you later today its possible that it might be a little longer before we iron out all the bugs and get the theme absolutely ready for release. Stay tuned for more details.
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Very nice, looking forward to the release.
Great looking screen shot. Will the side panel (wood) have other theme options? I have a few clients that are trying to move away from using wood themes. Other graphic options would be nice. Thx
Can't wait for the release. Love the square effects and hope there is some additional styles and colors, especially the side bar area. By the way, why so much focus on K2. Seems like the new Zoo is so much cleaner, scalable, better design, easier to understand, etc. Maybe this would be a good blog topic for discussion. :)
Thanks Folks.
There are goign to be a few options for the sidebar. Some lighter some darker.
Will definitely check out Zoo.
sexy.
Any ETA on release ?
Same here? Would love to see the demo. This one looks really promising. Great work!
Hey folks - definitely coming out today - I promise.
The design matured a bit over the weekend and so it's taking a while to put into place.
Almost done now.
great news, you are the man :)
thanks for the update. no rush. take your time.
Its just arrived - enjoy!
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