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pepperstreet VIP
Total posts: 3,837
24 Nov 2014 11:54

Some quick temporary mockups for a smooth and sleek Cobalt/Joomla marriage.

Quickicons with IcoMoon webfont (CPanel grid)

cob_quickicons_grid_icomoon

Alternative icons

cob_quickicons_grid_icomoon_alt

Quickicons (Icons in sidebar)

cob_quickicons_cpanel_sidebar

SubMenu (sidenav)

cob_sidebar_submenu_icomoon

Submenu and Divider (menu)

cob_menu_submenu_all_items_divider

Last Modified: 25 Nov 2014

Tags Cobalt 9

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Konstantin
Total posts: 1,113
25 Nov 2014 05:36

Looks very nice, maybe we use this in cobalt 9.

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Sergey
Total posts: 13,748
25 Nov 2014 12:44

As metione in the other topic. not applicable any more.

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pepperstreet VIP
Total posts: 3,837
25 Nov 2014 18:26

Sergey As metione in the other topic. not applicable any more.

o.k. I see! ;)

Cobalt 8 customization infos

SubMenu (sidebar)

The submenu is quite easy to achieve in C8. But it is a core helper file: toolbar.php
If someone else is interested, I can do the modification and send the file to you for the next C8 update!

SubMenu (components menu)

Did not search for it. Where is it located?

QuickIcons (grid)

The QuickIcons was a temp browser modd, because my 3rdParty module was not able to use IcoMoon, just images. The new v3.2.0 seems to support it, including multilanguage and ACL. So, anybody interested in this kind of dashboard style... you can do it now with:

HeadsUp: The KC QuickIcons might have less options, but it seems to be Joomla! compliant and much smaller! The opensourced AsiKart extensions seem to install extra "framework" stuff. Quite large, IMHO.

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