I think we'll see at least one more RC before the final version. My prediction for the stable release is the first part of August. I agree things look pretty good, as is, but there are still bugs being reported and fixed...so, it's "almost" ready.
Decided to go ahead and release this for 1.2 since it's so close to being declared stable.Attached is a screen shot of the responsive view of the style:
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Yes, it includes both versions. If you login over at my website, you'll see a thread posted in the Customer's Forum that details how we recommend to upgrade your styles.
On the navbar, I'm not sure what you had in mind in it's place, but the banner effect is easily disabled. On the search icon, it could be re-coded so that the default XF look reappears in the navbar fairly easily as well. It's done the way it is in keeping with a sort of minimalist look I was going for with that design.
Not hard. There are very few images that are colorized, most everything else is done through the color pallet.
<input type="search" name="keywords" value="" class="textCtrl" placeholder="Search..." results="0" title="Enter your search and hit enter" id="QuickSearchQuery">Other than colors, which even that is not entirely the same, I don't personally see any similarities. I've only ever given that other design just a passing glance, so no, it was not influenced by it in the least. It's also driven by a very robust framework (the first one ever created for XF, btw), so there's that to take into consideration as well.
Thanks for the pointer, and feedback Jason, appreciate it!
