seyDoggy and Varsis Studio are proud to announce Fade, their newly revised Designer Theme for RapidWeaver 4. Aptly named, Fade allows its sidebar content to fade in and out, helping to keep this info neatly tucked away behind the header image. This makes Fade particularly suited for websites concerned with making the main content the primary focus.
Originally created and released by Varsis Studio, Fade is now RapidWeaver 4 compatible. It offers a clean design that features editable custom headers, width variation and font size. The Theme also offers extensive color control and background multiple background patterns. Fade fully integrates its feature set into the RapidWeaver experience, offering users a host of customization options.
Other Feature highlights include:
* Custom headers, editable with RWmultitool Lite
* Width Variation
* Javascript Sliding Sidebar
* Font size
* Extensive Color Control, and Background
Minimum Requirements:
* Mac OS X Version 10.4.11 Tiger or 10.5.2 Leopard
* Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
* RapidWeaver 3.6.7 or RapidWeaver 4.x
* RWmultitool Lite Optional
Varsis Studio and seyDoggy Web and Graphic design have been collaborating on RapidWeaver themes since 2006. With Varsis Studio shifting focus to RapidWeaver Plugin development, seyDesign will be the sole distributor of the entire Varsis Studio line. Themes will ultimately be upgraded to RapidWeaver 4 compatibility, and where possible bolstered with extra features.
Pricing and Availability:
Fade Designer r2 is available now for $8.24 CAD at their online RapidWeaver theme store.
seyDesign: www.seydesign.com
This article was last modified on January 8, 2023
This article was first published on September 2, 2008
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