Themeing poll
What is a better approach for Composr's design development?
| Each major release moves things forward a lot, but completely breaks existing themes |
  
[3 votes]
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| Themeing compatibility is perfect, but it's up to 3rd party themes to have anything decent looking |
[2 votes]
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KingBast said
Given the lack of existing themes (even ocportal had a limited amount), I say it makes sense to push forward when there is nothing much to break.
From “Post #2,348”, 14th April 2017, 8:52 pm
Need to at least maintain backward compatibility, while there are limited themes I think it is important to note that some sites out there may be running with heavy customisation's. And to have those sites break due to a composr upgrade would be bad to say the least.
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