For April we are working for a special template, IT Newsy, is the name that we have thought for this template.

In general this template is based for newspaper or news websites. It is buid-in extreme grid system (everything on proportion of 15px), also it will have very few images for decoration, translated for your users "a simple fast website"

Like you probably know we don't use tables for decoration, even for the content (most of other template providers do).
We modify everything included registration page, newsflash, contact us page, polls, search page, ect, to suit the template layout and look.

We, especially me, dont like surprises. We will tell you everything in advance for our templates. It is the best way that our users know what they will get when they make a purchase. So because i can't keep secrets either, i will tell you that for May we are planing a Dating Template (extremely hot template) that can be used for dating or community websites.

But let me tell you that we will consider every suggestion from you, the friend and the client. If you want to suggest a some kind of template reply to this topic.

Great. Thats why i have payed here. I need that kind of template

And i forgot. Can i see a screenshot of the template yet

Why not in a couple of days the screen shot will be ready

Hello,
guests can post here – wow, how generous! Sometimes i am feeling "formfilling-register-replying-authorize-emails" the whole long day
Maybe they are getting answers, too.

Newsy looks really great, and the clean design gives room for customizations. I noticed the cool calendar display in the upper right corner. Is this visual appearance cross-browser compatible? And most important: How did you achieve this... Would you give some insights how to call the date in a template and about the used CSS?

TIA!!!

QUOTE:
Hello,
guests can post here – wow, how generous! Sometimes i am feeling "formfilling-register-replying-authorize-emails" the whole long day ;-)
Maybe they are getting answers, too. ;-)

Yes guest can write here. This is an open forum

QUOTE:
I noticed the cool calendar display in the upper right corner. Is this visual appearance cross-browser compatible?

Yes it is. Not just the calendar but the whole template is browser compatible. It is tested in Firefox, IE6 and IE7, Opera, Camino And Safari.

QUOTE:

And most important: How did you achieve this... Would you give some insights how to call the date in a template and about the used CSS?

Well the calendar effect is not so difficult to archive.


The PHP

Code:

<div id="calendar" class="span-10 last"> <div> <span class="month"><?php echo "".date ('M')."";?></span> <span class="day"><?php echo "".date ('d')."";?></span> </div> <span class="dayweek"><?php echo "".date ('l')."";?></span> </div>

The CSS

Code:

/* Calendar Date */ div#calendar { margin: 29px 15px 0 -60px; float: right; text-align:right} div#calendar div { float: right; padding: 2px 5px 10px; margin-left: 5px; width: 35px; text-align:center; background:url(../images/calendar_bg.gif) no-repeat; text-align: center;} div#calendar div span.month { font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size:1em; color:#fff; line-height:1; font-weight:bold; text-transform:uppercase;} div#calendar div span.day { font-size:2em; line-height:1.3; color:#333} div#calendar span.dayweek { float: right; color: #999; font-size: 2em; padding-top: 5px;} body.font-large div#calendar div span.day { line-height:.9;} body.font-large div#calendar span.dayweek { padding-top: 2px;}

You can mess with the image on yourself. I cant reply you the image.

Again thanks for your words on us