24 replies to this topic

[Tulip]

I love the color, it makes it proffesionly and appealing to the eye. However, it might make more sense to make the forums brown as well. Blue is my favorite color, so I would probably rather have both of them blue to keep it matching. I think a light blue would look better also. I agree with Xarex's friend- lighter colors are more welcoming, but your brown looks very warm, proffessional, and welcoming. Overall, I love the color of KnowledgeSutra.

[hunjun]

Download the package, unzip the package, and use an FTP program to move it over to your server (I use filezilla).
Then you need to create a database in cpanel, and use the information it gives you after creating one, in the web setup. Yes
you set these up by simply going to your website. It's rather easy, and quite fun to play around with these systems.
But, I'm telling you now, that if you just dive right into coding, and styling, then you will want to scream and run away from
this because it's far too much to grasp. CSS alone is a ton to grasp, not to mention when you start throwing in mos (transparency), and
other effects that are higher css grades.

[codemunkey]

I like the colors and format currently used. I believe darker tones is always a good idea with a brighter background.
So its easier for users to read posts and information. Also its a good idea to use less flash and more innovative methods to add
glamour and effects to the homepage. This way the site can load quicker user side. Also it helps the site be more compatible for older machines.

[rezanonymous]

according to my favorite colour (dark colour)
i'd prefer black, dark blue etc

[xChellesei]

I like the color! I'm glad that it's blue. Blue is my favorite. I prefer sites with lighter colors because, just like what Tulip said, they give off the welcoming aura. Since knowledgeSutra is a place for information, I think white, blue, green, or gold will suit it.
The current color and layout of knowledgeSutra also looks really professional to me.