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I use Bootstrap 5 for the responsive grid because it is superior to the grid of W3.CSS

In template_top.php you will find:

		<div id="bodyContent" class="col-md-<?php echo $oscTemplate->getGridContentWidth(); ?> order-first order-md-2">

In template_bottom.php you will find:

<?php
  if ($oscTemplate->hasBlocks('boxes_column_left')) {
?>

<div id="columnLeft" class="col-md-<?php echo $oscTemplate->getGridColumnWidth(); ?>">	
  <?php echo $oscTemplate->getBlocks('boxes_column_left'); ?>
</div>

<?php
  }

  if ($oscTemplate->hasBlocks('boxes_column_right')) {
?>

<div id="columnRight" class="col-md-<?php echo $oscTemplate->getGridColumnWidth(); ?> order-last">
  <?php echo $oscTemplate->getBlocks('boxes_column_right'); ?>
</div>

<?php
  }
?>

Then in includes/classes/osc_template.php:

var $_grid_content_width = 6;

and

    function getGridColumnWidth() {
      return 3;
    }

These settings control the project layout. No changes to the database are made. I imagine that the way it is setup now would suit most installations. In Admin, you can still turn on/off boxes, or move them left/right. By doing so you could have a 1,2 or 3 column layout without having to edit code.

If anyone has installed the package from when I have made it available, i have updated it with some progress. You should be able to overwrite the files (minus the configure and htaccess files) to see the changes.

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W3.CSS is easy to learn, easier than Bootstrap. And easier to theme with.

Go to:

https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/w3css_color_themes.asp

for a list of pre-defined colour schemes.

By adding 1 line of code to template_top.php with your chosen scheme, you now have a new look to the site.

 

w3-1-min.png

w3-2-min.png

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Made some edits to the english language file to achieve this. Anybody using another language pack can / will have to do the same.

#define('PREVNEXT_BUTTON_PREV', '[&lt;&lt;&nbsp;Prev]');
#define('PREVNEXT_BUTTON_NEXT', '[Next&nbsp;&gt;&gt;]');
define('PREVNEXT_BUTTON_PREV', '&laquo;');
define('PREVNEXT_BUTTON_NEXT', '&raquo;');

 

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