(This is old content and will be updated with Tiki 1.10-specific information soon.

This is a Tiki adaptation of the Planetfall (cache) theme originally done by rhuk for the Mambo CMS (now Joomla). This theme won mamboportal.com's competition (cache) held for that CMS; as a contest entrant, the theme was released under a GPL license, which makes it available for porting.

The main difficulty with adapting the theme to Tiki has been to convert it from a fixed-width page design to the fluid-width design needed to display Tiki's variable-width content.

• I used the left-column background image for the drop-down menus, and used the page background image for the left column.
• I don't look to see how Mambo handles the header image and header module. In this version, the module is in a floating div within the div that holds the header image.
• One of the main problems in porting a theme to Tiki is that this CMS tends to have a lot more features than the originating CMS, so choices have to be made about covering things that weren't in the original. That is, the sites that I saw using Mambo/Planetfall generally used non-Mambo components for blogs, galleries, forums, etc., so there is both a problem and opportunities in spreading the theme around to Tiki's additional features. For its part, Tiki tends to be over-specified with CSS identifiers, so a general descriptor in the original theme can be applied to a whole bunch of Tiki items en masse.

• Replacement of menu folder icons via CSS (doesn't work with Microsoft Internet Explorer). Original folder image deleted via a display: none, and the Planetfall black/white square background image, changed with CSS hover states, shows up twice in the mnu_application_menu, once for the flip and once for the section menu item - unplanned serendipity. Here's a normal menu:

h1 headline

h2 headline

h3 headline

h4 headline

A table	Row 1 Cell 2
Row 2 Cell 1	Row 2 Cell 2

A link

Code plugin:

<?php
  // Hello World in PHP
  echo 'Hello World!';
?>

Quote plugin:

Planetfall_customizing describes the layout of the logo graphics area.

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