Daniel Nouri's Old Blog

So I received lots of useful feedback to my last post. I decided to take a look at collective.skinny again, to try and improve its usability. I really think it's super easy to use now. (Alex, if you still don't think so, let me know why ;-).

So if you're doing Plone skinning in your day job and you haven't taken a look at the package yet, now is a good time to do so. Get a download of the package, include it in your buildout, and hack away. You can also browse the source here. Of particular interest might be the main.pt page template, which is where everything starts.

The PyPI page has details on how to get started with this package, along with a screenshot of the example that's provided as part of it.

Oh, and have I mentioned that this way of skinning works in Plone 3, and there's no reason it shouldn't work with Plone 4, too?