Dave Burke : Online Community and Social Business Specialist

New French Language and Lollipop Theme Packs are available in the Sueetie Marketplace.  The Sueetonian of the Hour is eKyNoX who is solely responsible for the French Language Pack and contributed substantially to the updated Lollipop Theme for Versio... [More]

One of my favorite features in Sueetie is being able to enter a new theme name on the Administration Theme Update form, click “Update” and observe the theme of 6 separate applications change instantly.  There’s a lot behind the scenes to make that ha... [More]

Now that Sueetie Version 2.0 is out the door I wanted to start providing users with more themes to choose from.  Like I wrote in the Sueetie roadmap, “If Web Designers don't use the Lollipop and Chiclet Theme Packs to provide new themes, I will.” The... [More]

Sueetie’s default Lollipop theme has been updated for the upcoming Sueetie 2.0 release.  Go to Sueetie.com to preview what you’ll be seeing when you download Sueetie 2.0! If you’ve been in the Sueetie Community long you know that updating Lollipop is... [More]

I'm happy to report that Version 1.3 of Gummy Bear will no longer be, um, ugly. You can see it online at sueetie.com. If you don't believe me that it's an improvement, here is a copy of the current Lollipop home page at http://gummybear.sueetie.com next t... [More]

Jacob Lee demonstrates that it’s not how many colors you choose, but which ones. Link to Jacob Lee | View all Stylin Sites

This site was featured in most of the CSS Showcase sites. Interesting slightly-noisy background and rich use of images in a well-balanced layout. The designer took a risk butting the top-left logo against the page margin with no spacing, but it works. ... [More]

The slightly grungy background, stark color contrast and predominant fire-engine red makes this content rich site appear as a hip magazine all the addicted runners will want to read. Link to Run Addicts | View all Stylin Sites

The site theme does an excellent job reflecting the product, which is obviously blue jeans. I also like the banner-center circular message promoting the company’s iphone app. Link to wtfjeans | View all Stylin Sites

In our last episode we walked through the process of creating Namespaces in ScrewTurn Wiki, selected a theme and as a bonus, demonstrated how to fine-tune page elements to duplicate the page styles across all ScrewTurn namespaces. Today we're going to rep... [More]