Skinr Integration

Posted by: admin on April 2nd, 2010

All new Drupal themes offer several "skins" that can be used to style blocks, views, nodes and more! Skinr is a Drupal module, you can download it for free on Drupal.org: http://drupal.org/project/skinr

Skinr loads a set of options from the theme's .info file, and it loads these "skins" in Drupals native forms. For example, block styles are found on the block configuration pages and node styles are found in the nodetype configuration forms.

These are the Skinr options you get on the block configuration page:

Skinr block settings

Manage which skins you want to apply to this block.

SOOPER Synopsis (enabled + default)

Block Style:

Present blocks in different styles

Block Color:

Present blocks in different colors

Block Width Override:

Choose a block size

Align Left/Right:

Override left/right alignment (css float control)

Font Size:

Choose a font size

Font Style:

Bold

Italic

Underlined

Cufon

Choose a font style

Advanced options

Apply additional CSS classes:

Optionally add additional CSS classes. Example: my-first-class my-second-class

Template file:

Optionally, select a template file to associate with this block. Selecting "Default" will let Drupal handle this.

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Sooper FontKit

The SooperFontkit package can load any font into your website. You can preview the free fonts that are included with Synopsis using the selectbox:

Try more options at the configurator try-out page.

Sooper StarterKit

This theme comes with an installer and a database containing this demo site. It can be used as a starting point for your site or as a place to play and learn. Read more about Sooper StarterKit here.

Search Engine Optimized

We understand the importance of search engine optimization and all our template files are organised for optimal search engine friendliness!

We also recommend the following Drupal modules to make your Drupal site rank higher:

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Synopsis: "a sketchy summary of the main points of an argument or theory"