I’m proud to announce my latest website for Queen Street Yoga – including live schedule/booking data pulled in from their third-party reservations service, MindBody Online.
I used the fieldtoggle plugin to create a very versatile page builder for this site. (I would have used the builder field, but it didn’t play nice with the WYSIWYG editor.)
Since I’m a weirdo, I changed my site already. I coded a static version no more than 20 days ago only to then realize I liked the idea of blogging a bit more and so a static version didn’t make much sense.
I then coded a Kirby version of the same site but the legibility wasn’t ideal and the site was a weird in-between a personal site and a blog. So yesterday I coded an old design of mine on Kirby and I have a new site that’s now a normal and proper blog.
I also decided to put this very design up for sale if anyone wants to use it, more info here
Building a new theme for Kirby, I felt a bit inspirationless for colors, images, fonctionalities and how to present the theme. So I decided to make something that will let to the user do all the job…
This theme allows user to setup the website alone with backgrounds and text colors, and also play with some css pre built fields to be as free as possible. So with one theme, it possible to create numerous very differents designs, ambiances and thematics. Exemples: https://cj-lab.fr/themes/uime/projects/project-a
I used CSS grid for home, projects and blog pages grid presentation. Unfortunatly it does not work on IE and Edge(for the moment) and elements will be displayed in a vertical column way.
Articles and projects can be filtered within categories and tags. Article page has a nice sidebar that can be organised by the user via the panel.
Themes is built with css only. I wanted something simple, fast and light.
I would be very happy to send the theme to people (if some are interested) who would accept to test the panel and give me some feedbacks about it before I put it for sell on Gumroad. Please contact me via MP if your are intereted. There are some ajustements to do in some blueprints but the job is done and if you like it, you can use it freely.
I’ve already posted a link to hvsr.net, but since I totally changed the UI (because of the new Bootstrap 4 beta) let me introduce you to a brand new version of this kirby-based and music-addicted website.
Hey there,
I’ve been using Kirby quite alot over the last months, thanks to the team and @bastianallgeier for this. Something that’s been bothering me for some time (at least in Germany) is the lack of quality children’s bookstores. Books, especially for the youngs, open doors to another universe - they are, in one word, essential.
That’s why I was happy to relaunch the website of my most beloved children’s bookstore with Kirby: Fundevogel in Freiburg, Germany (title of a fairytale first published by the Brothers Grimm).
It’s available in german, english and french (the latter only partly at the moment). If you have kids (and understand german), be sure to check out the monthly updated recommendations!
NEHForAll.org showcases humanities projects across the US. These grantees of the National Endowment for the Humanities are sorted into impact areas and can be filtered by state. Thank you to Kirby and the community for making this project enjoyable! D3, the Kirby Map Field, and the Geo Plugin are used for the interactive map. Created at Visual Dialogue.