For the colored-background page-top area, Tiki's topbar custom code feature is used. The custom code can use Smarty filters to specify what page and what theme (well, this is important at a theme demo site) to use the content with.

The topbar custom code can contain the actual content to be displayed, or dynamic content tags can be used to load content. Or a Smarty include statement can be used to load a template file. This is the method I'm using here, since I want the layout and content to be specific to LiteJazz (the Smarty filter checks for the page 'LiteJazz'. The theme package includes this file. It can contain content directly or, for easier updating, it can contain dynamic content tags which can get their content via the Tiki admin pages. See the dynamic content docs. See LiteJazz_page2 for an "inside" page without the topbar custom content.

A similar method can be used for the footer custom code (not set up yet here).

The original Drupal theme has a single side column and a main content column. The Tiki implementation can replicate that, or the site can have all three columns activated and then the side-column switching turned on so users can widen the main content column as they please. It's also a good idea to turn on the fullscreen view feature, for a very spacious page when viewing content.

This theme is available for download here.

Included sample page:

h1 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy link. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

h2 headline

h2 Another h2

h3 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

h4 headline

Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text. Here is some dummy text.

A horizontal rule:

A ^box^

1. First numbered item
   1. Sub-item one
   2. Sub-item two
2. Second numbered item
3. Third numbered item

• Item One
• Item Two
• Item Three
  • Item Three-B
• Item Four

A module (centered with "::" tags):

produces:

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

produces:

term

definition

term

definition

term

definition

{FANCYTABLE()} example:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

Here's a list made with the FANCYLIST plugin:

1. Log in as the admin with password admin.

2. Change the admin password.

3. Enable specific Tiki features.

4. Configure the features.

And that's it for now.