hobo

Topic: Job Listings template for jobberBase 1.9 with TwinHelix menu

This is a modified default jobberBase template.

Modifications made:
1. Added left sidebar and random javascript generated background for header, footer, left and right sidebar.
2. Moved all navigation links except main menu to be displayed using Twinhelix javascript menu at the top of the page.
3. Removed main navigation and moved all javascript menu content into footer.tpl for seo.
4. Changed ajax search box for one with button image.

To install on jobberBase 1.9, 1.9.1 replace index.php and page_home.php with what is included in the zip file, then copy the job-listings folder into your _templates folder.
Do not forget to make the cache folder (inside job-listings folder) writable before you select this template from your admin area.

You can see the demo of this free jobberBase template here.

Mods used (from this forum):
http://www.jobberbase.com/forum/topic10 … debar.html
http://www.jobberbase.com/forum/topic19 … ation.html
http://www.jobberbase.com/forum/topic19 … utton.html

Download this free template here: http://jobfeeds.me/downloads/jobberbase … tes/4.html
Enjoy.

UPDATE 27.01.11
Added rounded corners and gradients that work with new ie9beta.
New version download page:
http://jobfeeds.me/downloads/jobberbase … tes/5.html

Last edited by hobo (2011-01-27 14:16:13)

hobo

Re: Job Listings template for jobberBase 1.9 with TwinHelix menu

Update!

spongeproject

Re: Job Listings template for jobberBase 1.9 with TwinHelix menu

If I understand correctly the background image is drawn randomly each time correct? If it then brilliant! Looks nice too. Have you considered using HTML canvas to do the same? Could even get some animation going on?

R

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hobo

Re: Job Listings template for jobberBase 1.9 with TwinHelix menu

Yes, header, sidebars and footer backgrounds are randomly generated on each page reload, so that each one is 100% unique.
I used this example: http://www.irunmywebsite.com/raphael/ad … background
Animation can be implemented easily with few extra lines of code and little impact on performance. See the link above, or visit http://raphaeljs.com for more info.
(works on Ie, Firefox, Chrome, Iphone...).
For me, benefits of using Raphael js vs Canvas is all of the above.