Themelets
Themelets are design concept for your website. You can easily customize your themelet using Configurator, and/or custom css. Learn more about how to style your themelet, and even how to create your own custom themelet.
This tutorial gives you a solid understanding of how a themelet is structured. Before you customize your themelet, get a better understand for the themelet folder structure, css and xml files, as well as the custom css, javascript and php.
Block Styles are similar to ModuleFX, but instead of being applied to the Joomla module it's applied to the block containing the module. It styles not only the background color, but the actual elements inside the block. Learn how to change and apply predefined block styles.
Optimizing the images used in your themelet and throughout your content is one of the first things you should do to improve your sites performance. Here is a list of utilities you can use to ensure that you site is well optimized.
Each themelet has its own unique iPhone layout, which users will automatically see when browsing your site on an iPhone. This tutorial shows you the available module positions for the iPhone version of your site, and how you can customize it further if you like.
The jQuery password masking plugin already exists in Configurator, so all you have to do is using the custom code editor to activate it. This tutorial shows you how to include the plugin file, javascript and adding some custom css to tweak the layout.
Thanks to the way Morph is built, you can do heavy customizations to your themelet and still be able to easily upgrade the framework. This tutorial explains the 2 different methods you can use when adding custom code for modifying your themelet.
If Morph's many automatic body classes aren't enough for you, this tutorial shows you how to create an additional class that is automatically appended to the body element. Learn how to add a page class suffix via the "Parameters (System)" tab of any menu item to create a "hook" for alternate styling.
Learn how to build your own custom themelet to work with the Morph template framework. Because the themelet is a graphical layer that sits on top of the Morph Framework, you can skip the entire process of building the xhtml/php structure. That is all included in the framework.
There are times where you may need to adjust or extend the html code that Morph automatically creates for you. In these cases, all you need to do is copy the include file from Morph to your themelet.
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