2014-06-23, 11:28
Madchester 312
I will not say more than friends "Great" Skinner, they all said, but I could tell you how I do it and I'm a beginner great. I load the skin I want and I gradually breaks watching how he reacts,i look important code, then I compare the coding between the view that I love and the code of the skin that will recover this view. I replaced the elements. But mostly I always start with a stable view for the final skin, and has I will go step by step. The best way to understand a view is changing of code and see what happens. learning is far for successfully integrate a view, and for this is done correctly throughout. there are lot of files to edit, and depending on skins, several lines into the same files or into different files codes.
good luck
I will not say more than friends "Great" Skinner, they all said, but I could tell you how I do it and I'm a beginner great. I load the skin I want and I gradually breaks watching how he reacts,i look important code, then I compare the coding between the view that I love and the code of the skin that will recover this view. I replaced the elements. But mostly I always start with a stable view for the final skin, and has I will go step by step. The best way to understand a view is changing of code and see what happens. learning is far for successfully integrate a view, and for this is done correctly throughout. there are lot of files to edit, and depending on skins, several lines into the same files or into different files codes.
good luck
