Multi Pastell J1.5
Monday, 20 June 2011

Multi-Pastell is a multi color template for Joomla1.5. For every page and main-menu button you can select different  backgroundcolors. The zip-folder contains all modules like slideshow, social icons and a detailed manual. In the template settings you can select fluid or fixed template width, font-size, logo and menu position and many more.

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File Title:Multi Pastell J1.5
File Version:1.0
File Size:1,157.56 Kb
File HomePage:Click here
Downloads:7657
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dennie said:

  Error! Could not find an XML setup file in the package.
June 23, 2011

webberry said:

  You have to unzip first..
June 25, 2011

narmatoff said:

  Tell me, how to properly configure the module to display the left menu? Thanks!
June 25, 2011

webberry said:

  Take a look to the manual. If there's something you don't understand, send me a mail with your specific question. I will like to help you. You can contact me at my homepage. You will find a link in the template-settings.
June 25, 2011

webberry said:

  @narmatoff: To get in touch with me you can also use the contact-form in the template-demo above.
June 25, 2011

narmatoff said:

  Thank you! I completely forgot about the manual!

PS: Very nice template!
June 26, 2011

liveinthelight said:

  What does the above text mean? I found it in Nivo-Szaki Slider>module parameter>image attributes.
November 28, 2011

Marcelo said:

  Outstanding job for Joomla 1.7.3, the Login setup in the MultiPastell Template is exactly what other templates miss and most users are anxiously looking for: e-mail, full name, password and username reset/restore. The side fixed Menu do not scroll with the page, a must.
January 05, 2012

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