Written by Kyle Ledbetter Comment on this post
22 January 2010

We've extemely proud to move Projectfork back to its own site. For anyone that doesn't remember, which Projectfork was a budding component for Joomla 1.0.x, it was located here, though it was a very different site and project.

With its own site, we can now devote the entire site navigation to Projectfork, as well as a Projectfork documentation page and blog. Having Projectfork on its own site will also clear up any confusing with the Projectfork Bundle, which we can now say: includes everything on this site.

Projectfork Blog RSS Feed

Make sure to subscribe to the Projectfork Blog RSS Feed which will obviously now deliver Projectfork-only updates.

Projectfork Community Site

If you haven't already, head over to the Projectfork Community Site to connect with other Projectfork developers, seek help, give tips, and post/find Projectfork jobs.

Twin Themes for Projectfork & AdminPraise

Many Joomla devs use both Projectfork and AdminPraise on one site, and the PF and AP user interfaces are similar, so it dawned on us that we should develop themes for both simultaneously! This brings me to:

Stainless - Steel

Stainless will be the first new AdminPraise template of the year, which will be a companion template to Steel, an all new Projectfork theme. These two themes will look virutally identical when you're using Projectfork on the frontend w/no Joomla template, and they'll work together seamlessly in the backend.

Steel Projectfork Theme

Head over to AdminPraise to check out Stainless, the twin theme of Steel.

Last modified on Friday, 22 January 2010 18:20
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Kyle Ledbetter

Kyle Ledbetter

Kyle is the team lead for Projectfork, JoomlaPraise, and AdminPraise. He is also the lead designer for Projectfork's themes.

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