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Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by frankacter » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:16 PM UTC

paaaaaaaaaa wrote: post #12

It's good but I think it needs a bit more work. I have found a couple issues. Sliders do not work in firefox, they are missing the handles. The switches or very difficult to understand whats active. However I guess that's a common issue with switches like these. Some other things seem broken for me too. The html5 date picker "Works on every HTML5 device" doesn't work along with the colour picker. I do like that ink f…

What version of FireFox are you using? I'm using FF24 and the sliders and date picker work as expected. Can you provide steps for reproducing?

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by ricricucit » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:16 PM UTC

eksith wrote: post #6

I like it. Nice and clean though, I'm not too big a fan of "flat", it gets the job done without too much fluff. For a developer strapped for time, something simple to slap on the back (no pun intended) definitely works. Tinsey nitpick in UI http://www.html5admin.com/demo/ui.html , spacing between the input fields in "Inline form" could help, but that's definitely an easy fix.

Thanks for pointing that out. I'll be on the quick patch this weekend :)

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by ricricucit » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:17 PM UTC

frankacter wrote: post #31

paaaaaaaaaa wrote: post #12

It's good but I think it needs a bit more work. I have found a couple issues. Sliders do not work in firefox, they are missing the handles. The switches or very difficult to understand whats active. However I guess that's a common issue with switches like these. Some other things seem broken for me too. The html5 date picker "Works on every HTML5 device" doesn't work along with the colour picker. I do like that ink f…

What version of FireFox are you using? I'm using FF24 and the sliders and date picker work as expected. Can you provide steps for reproducing?

same here.

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by ricricucit » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:19 PM UTC

zamalek wrote: post #2

I was thinking I would have to write something like this. With all the backend admin pages you would think there would be a nice template for it. Good job!

thanks!

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by ricricucit » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:21 PM UTC

ngcazz wrote: post #16

It's nice, but did that page really need 30 seconds for the text and images to render at all?

bluehost

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by ricricucit » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:23 PM UTC

thesimon wrote: post #23

Not one of the best designs, especially at that price.

really? 20EUR to save you -at least- 1 week of work or a paid professional guy to help you out with HTML/CSS/JS while you focus on back-end code?

Seems reasonable to me.

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by eksith » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:24 PM UTC

AgLiAn wrote: post #9

Yeah, sure. Metronic clone. http://themeforest.net/item/metronic-responsive-admin-dashbo...

Your definition of "clone" needs a bit of adjusting, methinks. Also, your history of posting one-sentence replies and dismissals isn't terribly productive.

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

#38

Post by locusm » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:25 PM UTC

I think the DesignModo guys set the standard for paid themes with their FlatUI pack which is also Bootstrap based. http://designmodo.com/flat/

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

#39

Post by ozh » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:25 PM UTC

itsbits wrote: post #7

basically its just design using bootstrap...

Worse! It's just CSS, HTML and a couple images!

Re: A new HTML5 Admin Teamplate

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Post by Thieum22 » Tue, Oct 22, 2013, 12:26 PM UTC

corobo wrote: post #5

Not sure what the licensing pricing is telling me here, it looks like all of the licenses are the same except the price?

same here - and the checkout doesn't seem to work either, getting the "card is empty" message in chrome and ie.