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I may be wrong but what I understood is that currently you have wordpress-like setup for theming your web application : Theme developers upload theme files(html
by anujkk 13y ago
I may be wrong but what I understood is that currently you have wordpress-like setup for theming your web application : Theme developers upload theme files(html/css/images) to publish it on production server. What you now need is the ability of average non-technical user to modify and save any standard theme online without the need to touch html/css code. Something similar to tumblr : http://oi39.tinypic.com/339lpfk.jpg http://oi39.tinypic.com/339lpfk.jpg
Right? I don't know about any SAAS that will let you do that and even if it does it will be difficult to integrate with your system. Why not develop it yourself or outsource it to some professional developer? All you need to do is-
- present copy of a default theme to customize
- let user change text using inline editing
- let user change/upload images
- let user select different colors/fonts using forms
- optional html/css editor for advanced users
- Save and apply the changes
- gnaritas 13y agoYour understanding is correct, but the whole point was I don't want to build it or have it built if there's something existing I can plug into. In any case, so far you're not wrong, I've found a few remote cms's now that I know what to look for that will hook into my system via FTPS, but they all seem to assume wrongly that it's a static site they're editing rather than small static chunks that get pulled into a dynamic site that can't be live previewed. They all also seem to assume paths are from the root so editing images doesn't work. That's perhaps my fault and may require that I restructure how my skins work but I haven't decided yet.