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Scroller - Scrolling Joomla template

November 2007 - Joomla 1.0 and Joomla 1.5 Template

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This month we are scrolling which means you get a stack of flexibility. Just plot your co-ordinates and assign your module positions and when you click on the menu items the content moves upwards, backwards, to the left or to the right. Trust us, its something unique to JoomlaBamboo.

template feature overview

Lots of Theme Variations

Scroller comes with 10 colour variations, which could also be customized with your own backgrounds. Its a great way to personalize your design without needing to be a designer. Read about the variations.

Flexible design with lots of features

Scroller provides you with a ton of configuration options, such as width, height, colour. You have control over the transitions and so much more. It comes with slimbox pop up windows and a fancy mootools menu.

Typographical Styling

You get lots of typographical options with Scroller as well as some bonus classes that can be used to help highlight special content.

Modules to scroll

Scroller has a total of 11 module positions, two that can sit on the side of the scroll window and 9 inside.

Quality coding and designs

Scroller comes with the full design files so you can make adjustments if you need. It is also coded to meet web standards so you know you're getting a quality template.

Package Contents
  • xhtml and css valid Joomla 1.5 or 1.0 Template
  • Joomla 1.5 or 1.0 Quickstart package
  • Full source PNG Files
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