New compo.sr site design
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Hi all,
We have nearly concluded the initial designing for our new site, so I thought I'd share:
Dropbox
EDIT: Further process in Dropbox – very nearly passed our internal review.
Let us know in this topic your thoughts!
It will be quite a while until this can go live, as it will be tied into v11, and us becoming much more community-focused. There's a lot on my roadmap to work through before then, but things are progressing:
https://github.com/ocproducts/composr/commits/v11
We have nearly concluded the initial designing for our new site, so I thought I'd share:
Dropbox
EDIT: Further process in Dropbox – very nearly passed our internal review.
Let us know in this topic your thoughts!
It will be quite a while until this can go live, as it will be tied into v11, and us becoming much more community-focused. There's a lot on my roadmap to work through before then, but things are progressing:
https://github.com/ocproducts/composr/commits/v11
Last edit: by Chris Graham
Looks realy great, Chris!
Looks really good Chris, I know we have talked about this before, will the responsiveness flow really well, like when you shrink a window, will the blocks cascade and fall into place nicely, from desktop to mobile view?
I really like your screen shots, looking great!
I really like your screen shots, looking great!
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court said
Looks really good Chris, I know we have talked about this before, will the responsiveness flow really well, like when you shrink a window, will the blocks cascade and fall into place nicely, from desktop to mobile view?
I really like your screen shots, looking great!
From “Post #4370”, 27th Jun 2018
Yes, that's right
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This is very exciting, frankly I am surprised you have not had more positive response to this topic, don't let that get ya down, this is a really great thing you are doing with the design!
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Everybody's too busy nowadays following the news about the US president.
Awww president shmesident 
Let em talk, I am here cuz I am tired the news, enjoying the read about the future of Composr, much more interesting than the crud on the evening news!
Let em talk, I am here cuz I am tired the news, enjoying the read about the future of Composr, much more interesting than the crud on the evening news!
Joe said
Looks nice.
Just a bit confused with the number formatting here though, lol
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From “Post #5205”, 20th Feb 2019
WOW! that look realy nice.
Cant wait to use it on my live site. Keep up this good job devs!
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Joe said
Looks nice.
Just a bit confused with the number formatting here though, lol
Dropbox
From “Post #5205”, 20th Feb 2019
lol ok, that'll be fixed.
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Joey said
WOW! that look realy nice.
Cant wait to use it on my live site. Keep up this good job devs!
This is the compo.sr redesign, not the new theme for v11. Though as stated before, the new v11 theme looks really nice too.
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Looking real good Chris, great job as always!
Looking real good Chris, great job as always!
Looks really great and thoroughly modern. Can't wait to try it.
I've been watching it for months, on and off. Messing around with other code, there's nothing as good as Compo.sr. I've got a long-term project that I've tinkered with over the years, and I'm looking forward to v11 to impliment it. I think it might not be prudent of me to mess with theming too much until v11 comes out.
Just a post about V11 and what seems to be happening.
I think you're right, Chris...people are waiting for the new v11 before they do anything. That's a thing, for sure. I think a big part of the issue is that (like you said) Compo.sr is so full of features and it's so complete, that there's not much left to code except to start adding content. In the big picture, that's what people want. They want a CMS that they can install, and then their content can flow into it to make their own awesomeness come alive. That's what Compo.sr provides. I think the only remaining issue was the way Compo.sr handles mobile devices, and that looks like it's solved in v11, so folks are watching and waiting. They have the perfect CMS, and now they hear the perfect theme is coming, so they may wait to dive in to their website project until v11 is out with it's theme. The guy that made those images for v11 did quite a great job, and it adds a touch that other CMS's don't have. Other CMS's use Google fonts of FontAwesome, and that's nice, but it's not custom images. In a big way, Compo.sr is more of a success than other CMS's/Portals because people don't need to write modules and plugins for it. That's a testiment to Compo.sr's robustness and complete feature set. Another huge concern people probably have is if they theme their current Compo.sr site, how will v11 impact their theme? I would think global.css has changed a bit in v11, and if it has, it might blow up the edits people have made to their current theme with the current installs. So folks are thinking... "maybe I better wait for v11 to theme my site."
That being said, I'd be interested to hear what sorts of plugins people would like to have on their Compo.sr site. Or, what kinds of themes are they looking for?
I think you're right, Chris...people are waiting for the new v11 before they do anything. That's a thing, for sure. I think a big part of the issue is that (like you said) Compo.sr is so full of features and it's so complete, that there's not much left to code except to start adding content. In the big picture, that's what people want. They want a CMS that they can install, and then their content can flow into it to make their own awesomeness come alive. That's what Compo.sr provides. I think the only remaining issue was the way Compo.sr handles mobile devices, and that looks like it's solved in v11, so folks are watching and waiting. They have the perfect CMS, and now they hear the perfect theme is coming, so they may wait to dive in to their website project until v11 is out with it's theme. The guy that made those images for v11 did quite a great job, and it adds a touch that other CMS's don't have. Other CMS's use Google fonts of FontAwesome, and that's nice, but it's not custom images. In a big way, Compo.sr is more of a success than other CMS's/Portals because people don't need to write modules and plugins for it. That's a testiment to Compo.sr's robustness and complete feature set. Another huge concern people probably have is if they theme their current Compo.sr site, how will v11 impact their theme? I would think global.css has changed a bit in v11, and if it has, it might blow up the edits people have made to their current theme with the current installs. So folks are thinking... "maybe I better wait for v11 to theme my site."
That being said, I'd be interested to hear what sorts of plugins people would like to have on their Compo.sr site. Or, what kinds of themes are they looking for?
Is there any recent news about v11 ?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Hi. Chris recently said somewhere that v11 is at a state where it can be installed and tested, but there is still a fair bit of work that needs concluding (and likely bugs to be squashed) before it becomes release ready. Perhaps we are not too far away from an official alpha release but you can grab the current progress from GitLab if you want a closer look.
I have a recent version of v11 installed so I can confirm the installer works. I have discovered some issues, for instance the Setup Wizard failed on Step 6 for me, but they are to be expected at this stage and I've not seen any major issues yet.
I have a recent version of v11 installed so I can confirm the installer works. I have discovered some issues, for instance the Setup Wizard failed on Step 6 for me, but they are to be expected at this stage and I've not seen any major issues yet.
Thanks Adam, I went ahead and loaded a v11 instance and man it sure looks cool! Can't wait for the finished product!
For folks who want a glimpse of the future, I have a test instance here:
http://composr11.tpwtestuser.com/
For folks who want a glimpse of the future, I have a test instance here:
http://composr11.tpwtestuser.com/
The only major issue I have found thus far is the WYSIWYG is not functioning. Just a heads up is all, I know it's the state of the software at this point, but man I sure like the way it looks!
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