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Joomla Themes from a Photoshop Template Design in Seconds

01 Jul 2009

1 Jul, 2009  Joomla Template Design

http://psd2cssonline.com – Create a working Joomla Template from your Photoshop PSD design in seconds. Joomla is a Content Management System you can use to build fantastic websites with. Now you can build your own theme or skin for that website in Photoshop and install it to your Joomla website without writing any code. Watch this video tutorial to learn how

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25 Responses

  1. NtlgntNrg

    2009 Jul 01 1

    Why your cursor is …
    Why your cursor is paint bucket? XD Looks funny!

  2. psd2cssonline

    2009 Jul 01 2

    Hi violinlova -
    …
    Hi violinlova -
    When you visit the site, click on the words ‘How to prepare your PSD file…’ just above the words ‘Upload your PSD…’. You are going to want to rasterize the layer with the shadows (then they will work perfectly), and I’m not sure what you mean by ‘not getting the contents’, but the info on that page might help. Thanks!

  3. violinlova

    2009 Jul 01 3

    I’m not getting the …
    I’m not getting the contents in the photoshop created webpage. Also, the drop shadow(layer style) effect doesn’t show either.

  4. psd2cssonline

    2009 Jul 01 4

    You either: 1) …
    You either: 1) didn’t put any content_joomla or other _joomla layers in the PSD file, or 2) weren’t logged in to the site (you would have gotten a warning about trying to use advanced features without being logged in, or 3) copied the generated files into Joomla wrong. It’s easiest to just use the ‘Extensions’ -> ‘Install/Uninstall’ in the administrator section and upload the whole zip file.

  5. cipsua

    2009 Jul 01 5

    i get an error “No …
    i get an error “No XML file was found”, when i want to the theme on my site. what can i do?

  6. bilalalam1

    2009 Jul 01 6

    thanks
    thanks

  7. putyah

    2009 Jul 01 7

    Thanks man. This is …
    Thanks man. This is awesome.

  8. BigMorte0

    2009 Jul 01 8

    +1 for Fantastic …
    +1 for Fantastic here. Thanks so much for uploading it :)

  9. hillbillybobaroo

    2009 Jul 01 9

    Fantastic.
    Fantastic.

  10. w1shEX

    2009 Jul 01 10

    What a cool service …
    What a cool service.
    I probably won’t use it, as I want to learn exactly how Joomla works and such, but it’s still great you offer those services.
    I can see it took a lot of hard work, and you’re probably not rolling in money because of it, so thanks for helping the community out with your .psd conversion program. ;)

  11. Famous4242

    2009 Jul 01 11

    whats a good size …
    whats a good size for a layout

  12. psd2cssonline

    2009 Jul 01 12

    Captured the screen …
    Captured the screen with CamStudio, made the intro part with Blender

  13. mathew0923

    2009 Jul 01 13

    what prgram did you …
    what prgram did you use to make this video?

  14. psd2cssonline

    2009 Jul 01 14

    Sure – How did you …
    Sure – How did you install it? Can you send me the PSD file, I’ll give it a try. thanks.

  15. diacron

    2009 Jul 01 15

    Fascinating.
    Fascinating.

  16. Vomit07

    2009 Jul 01 16

    eh.. it didnt work …
    eh.. it didnt work for me its not showing up on the joomla page can you help?

  17. unuuu

    2009 Jul 01 17

    this is crap :)
    this is crap :)

  18. doubledigital2008

    2009 Jul 01 18

    thats so cool!! i …
    thats so cool!! i smashed my head alot doing website in notepad omg im out of a job LOL!! going to check out ur site /rated 5

  19. shanna1950

    2009 Jul 01 19

    can it be that …
    can it be that simple??? sheezz… I really gotta check THIS out…

  20. shanna1950

    2009 Jul 01 20

    can it be that …
    can it be that simple??? sheezz… I really gotta check THIS out…

  21. ProductionMystery

    2009 Jul 01 21

    Great video
    Great video

  22. zero2kx

    2009 Jul 01 22

    An easy way to find …
    An easy way to find the module positions is to open a template inside joomla. In your template manager click on the template and select preview. All the module positions used will be listed.

    Another way is to go into module manager, open a module and the positions will be in a drop down box. . Most common ones are left, right, top, user 3 , footer and banner. But you can put anything in whatever position you want.

  23. RecordingGuy

    2009 Jul 01 23

    here’s the thing, i …
    here’s the thing, i am looking forward to using your service, the only thing is, i dont know what to name the module positions. can you please make a video on naming the positions and perhaps even the correct way to slice them up and I’d love to pay for your service! your vids are a little to blurry and not covering the naming part very well. Thanks

  24. HaxxBlaster

    2009 Jul 01 24

    Thanks, great …
    Thanks, great tutorial.

  25. psd2cssonline

    2009 Jul 01 25

    Sure – take a look …
    Sure – take a look at the website. There are lots of other tutorials and documentation. There are forums to ask questions at too.


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