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DrupalCamp LA 2011

Accelerated Grid Theming with NineSixty

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  • design
  • grid
  • grid design
  • theming
  • Advanced
  • Design & Usability
  • Intermediate
Logistics
Day: 
Saturday
Time: 
5:00p
Room: 
Doheny Beach B (95)
Duration: 
One hour
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Slides from Dallas Drupal Days 2011

This session will demonstrate the principles of grid-based theming and the NineSixty theme for Drupal. Subtheming NineSixty for rapid site design and deployment will be covered, as well as creating a custom grid system for any project. For example, Economist.com uses a modified version of the 960 grid, as does the newly launched re-design of Drupal.org.

Agenda

  • Brief history of grid-based design
  • Philosophy behind 960.gs and how it works
  • Basics of grid-based theming
  • How the NineSixty theme implements and expands on 960.gs
    • Content-first layout using “push” and “pull” classes
    • Dynamic grid widths based on context
    • Debugging tools and grid visualization
    • Right-to-left (RTL) language support
  • Creating versatile, dynamic, and context-based layouts using NineSixty
  • Subtheming NineSixty
  • How to build your own, custom grid system
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