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I work for a non-profit organization and we have decided that we will be using Joomla to host a special site we will be creating.  We would like to create a custom template for this site.  My designers will create an initial mock of what we want the site to look at but we need help converting this mock into a Joomla template.  Can anyone point me to a source where I can hire expertise in creating custom Joomla templates? 

Thanks for the help.

I am going to move this to the Non-Profit forum.  Hopefully someone can give you some assistance there.  Good luck with your site.

I would be happy to assist you. I only found this post now.

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Hershel Robinson

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tikitom wrote:I work for a non-profit organization and we have decided that we will be using Joomla to host a special site we will be creating.  We would like to create a custom template for this site.  My designers will create an initial mock of what we want the site to look at but we need help converting this mock into a Joomla template.  Can anyone point me to a source where I can hire expertise in creating custom Joomla templates? 

Thanks for the help.

Hi,

I would give you the following hints:

1. Take a look at the wide range of existing templates. Maybe you find some to adapt to your needs.
2. Look-up for the dreamweaver extension for Joomla/mambo and/or take advantage of existing extensions for NVU (opensource wysiwyg-editor).
3. Read existing documentations for template design, you will find all in the extensiondirectory right here.

A german site with tonns of free templates can be reached her: http://joomlaos.de

all the best,

christian

ideenweber wrote:
Hi,

I would give you the following hints:

1. Take a look at the wide range of existing templates. Maybe you find some to adapt to your needs.
2. Look-up for the dreamweaver extension for Joomla/mambo and/or take advantage of existing extensions for NVU (opensource wysiwyg-editor).
3. Read existing documentations for template design, you will find all in the extensiondirectory right here.

A german site with tonns of free templates can be reached her: http://joomlaos.de

all the best,

christian

Thanks for the help!  I really appreciate it.