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silverstripe.org looking alike theme


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martimiz

Forum Moderator, 1391 Posts

24 March 2013 at 12:13am

This is not so much a SilverStripe question as a general question on frontend design. There are no such things as the 'uneven boundaries' you're looking for in HTML/css - this is an illusion created by using (background) images that suggest an uneven line.

If you want to experiment, I suggest playing around with the existing Drupal or Silverstripe theme(s) adding interesting background images and see what happens. But I wouldn't bas the choice of my CMS on the use of certain backend images in a theme, if I were you :)

Martine

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alokmahor

Community Member, 4 Posts

24 March 2013 at 8:19am

thank you martimiz and all for replying :)
yes I want to achieve that uneven cutting of paper like boundaries for content body and table border. I will try if its a purely magic of images only.

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