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Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really liked
about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my own
template.
After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website I
really needed to implement a CSS.

Now I have a template(just for testing).
It contains the following folders:

css
images
scripts
typoscript

and three html files

home
index
layout

Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how to
import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the other
files and how can I make it work?

Thanks in advance!

ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
transition to typo3!
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Steef Janssen wrote:
> Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really liked
> about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my own
> template.
> After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website I
> really needed to implement a CSS.
>
> Now I have a template(just for testing).
> It contains the following folders:
>
> css
> images
> scripts
> typoscript
>
> and three html files
>
> home
> index
> layout
>
> Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how to
> import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the other
> files and how can I make it work?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
> transition to typo3!



Hey Steef,

like all new things in live, if you like to master it, you need to learn:

Modern template building
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...elect/current/
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...lect2/current/
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...ct_nl/current/

templavoila template building
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum..._ftb1/current/

getting started:
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...t_nl1/current/
http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...t_nl2/current/

typoscript
http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Nl:ts45min


if you would like to get started as soon as possible their are some
templates available:
http://webempoweredchurch.com/gettingstarted/templates/
http://yaml.t3net.de/YAML-fuer-TYPO3.105.0.html?&L=1
http://www.mediatech.net/


typo3 is not joomla, you'll notice that typo3 is much more complicated
but is also much more powerfull than hobby-cms joomla.

good luck

Rob



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Rob De Vries schreef:
> Steef Janssen wrote:
>> Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really
>> liked about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my
>> own template.
>> After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website
>> I really needed to implement a CSS.
>>
>> Now I have a template(just for testing).
>> It contains the following folders:
>>
>> css
>> images
>> scripts
>> typoscript
>>
>> and three html files
>>
>> home
>> index
>> layout
>>
>> Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how
>> to import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the
>> other files and how can I make it work?
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
>> transition to typo3!
>
>
>
> Hey Steef,
>
> like all new things in live, if you like to master it, you need to learn:
>
> Modern template building
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...elect/current/
>
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...lect2/current/
>
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...ct_nl/current/
>
>
> templavoila template building
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum..._ftb1/current/
>
>
> getting started:
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...t_nl1/current/
>
> http://typo3.org/documentation/docum...t_nl2/current/
>
>
> typoscript
> http://wiki.typo3.org/index.php/Nl:ts45min
>
>
> if you would like to get started as soon as possible their are some
> templates available:
> http://webempoweredchurch.com/gettingstarted/templates/
> http://yaml.t3net.de/YAML-fuer-TYPO3.105.0.html?&L=1
> http://www.mediatech.net/
>
>
> typo3 is not joomla, you'll notice that typo3 is much more complicated
> but is also much more powerfull than hobby-cms joomla.
>
> good luck
>
> Rob
>
>
>
Hey Rob,

Thank you for your input. I already worked through several of those
tutorials but some of them i didn't see so thanks. I will just have to
be a good boy and do all my homework first!

thanks

Steef
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Hello Steef,

I suggest to skip automaketemplate and templavoila, there's no need to use it and it requires a
special suport by people using it.

Keep in mind, that there are two kind of templates. The TS-Templates created in the BE with the goal
of rendering desired content. And HTML-Templates with markers in it that gets replaced with rendered
content rendered by TS-Templates.

Andreas
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Am Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:11:22 +0200 schrieb Steef Janssen:

> Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really liked
> about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my own
> template.
> After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website I
> really needed to implement a CSS.
>
> Now I have a template(just for testing). It contains the following
> folders:
>
> css
> images
> scripts
> typoscript
>
> and three html files
>
> home
> index
> layout
>
> Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how to
> import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the other
> files and how can I make it work?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
> transition to typo3!

have a look at http://ug.typo3-nrw.de/mastertemplate.html

the mastertemplate is a predefined configuration (not well looking, but
working) with a tutorial to understand each part of it.

best used with an empty TYPO3.

After reading the manual you should be able to replace the html-template
and CSS-File with your own.

bernd
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Am Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:11:22 +0200 schrieb Steef Janssen:

> Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really liked
> about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my own
> template.
> After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website I
> really needed to implement a CSS.
>
> Now I have a template(just for testing). It contains the following
> folders:
>
> css
> images
> scripts
> typoscript
>
> and three html files
>
> home
> index
> layout
>
> Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how to
> import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the other
> files and how can I make it work?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
> transition to typo3!

have a look at http://ug.typo3-nrw.de/mastertemplate.html

the mastertemplate is a predefined configuration (not well looking, but
working) with a tutorial to understand each part of it.

best used with an empty TYPO3.

After reading the manual you should be able to replace the html-template
and CSS-File with your own.

bernd
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bernd wilke schreef:
> Am Fri, 24 Oct 2008 10:11:22 +0200 schrieb Steef Janssen:
>
>> Recently I made the transition from Joomla to Typo3. What I really liked
>> about joomla that I could use exesting templates for creating my own
>> template.
>> After some research I noticed that to make an attractive typo3 website I
>> really needed to implement a CSS.
>>
>> Now I have a template(just for testing). It contains the following
>> folders:
>>
>> css
>> images
>> scripts
>> typoscript
>>
>> and three html files
>>
>> home
>> index
>> layout
>>
>> Now I have no idea how to use all of that to make it work. I know how to
>> import the css and html files, bit where and how do I import the other
>> files and how can I make it work?
>>
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> ps. I think if this would be clearer more people would make the
>> transition to typo3!
>
> have a look at http://ug.typo3-nrw.de/mastertemplate.html
>
> the mastertemplate is a predefined configuration (not well looking, but
> working) with a tutorial to understand each part of it.
>
> best used with an empty TYPO3.
>
> After reading the manual you should be able to replace the html-template
> and CSS-File with your own.
>
> bernd

Hi Bernd,

Thanks a lot for the info it is really helpful. I managed to get it all
working with an existing template.

thanks,

Steef
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