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I have not started to use phpwcms yet, and would like to know if the template system is depending on table design, or if it is possible to do a complete css design without tables.

-T

hello

you can also use an css design!

phpWCMS is very flexible. You can do a layout with CSS.

One weakness is (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here) the fact that you are forced to use a table navigation IF you want to use the NAV_TABLE_COLUMN replacement tag. This is the only restriction I'm aware of.

rookie wrote:One weakness is (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here) the fact that you are forced to use a table navigation

I do it .

Thats wrong.

You can use NAV_LIST_TOP, NAV_LIST_CURRENT, ..., all based on CSS-Definitions. And thats the way to change the design totally.

fine, can you share your codes?

so we can also improve our skills...

rk wrote:

rookie wrote:One weakness is (feel free to correct me if I'm wrong here) the fact that you are forced to use a table navigation

I do it .

Thats wrong.

You can use NAV_LIST_TOP, NAV_LIST_CURRENT, ..., all based on CSS-Definitions. And thats the way to change the design totally.

How is that wrong? You are not addressing my point ...

I clearly said NAV_TABLE_COLUMN ... and as far as I know no one has come up with a tableless solution for that.

Unless you just forgot to include this replacement tag in your list? If you've found a way to get a work around on that tag, I'd be very eager to see some samples.

cyrano wrote:fine, can you share your codes?

Thats normal replacement tags. You find the definition on http://docu.fhss.de/navigation_tags.phtml

And design could be changed in the frontend.css.

Or did i missunderstood?

Edit:
What did you want?

It is possible to design a tableless navigation, if you use the replacementtags.

If you want a design like NAV_TABLE_COLUM you need a small hack.

The Result is on http://www.idz-hannover.de/praxisinfo.phtml

Look for NAV_LIST_ALL in the forum. http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1423