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["Andrew C. Oliver" <acoliver AT buni.org>]

Sergey did the theming, logos, graphics and everything else of a visual 
nature.  I just told him "I want everything to look the same" and we 
argued amongst ourselves over a set of logos.  Aron called our corporate 
logo "the swastika" so we compromised and he/mike got the tree for the 
.org site and the straight edged african mask logo will be for the 
corporate site.  Anyhow, I highly recommend him.  He was a great find. 
He did have to use midnight commander, but that is the only mark against 
him ;-)  Although he's far from local (Russia), he is very professional 
and responsive.  A rarity.  No other attempts to outsource have worked 
out nearly as well on our part!

The part about themeing that is hard (other than me having no artistic 
ability whatsoever) is that the documentation was or is not straight 
about what is done for what version.  that and phpBB, Bugzilla, Blojsom 
and viewvc were all very different in how they are skinned.

-Andy

Tanner Lovelace wrote:
> On 5/10/07, Andrew C. Oliver <acoliver AT buni.org> wrote:
> > Installation/configuration
> > isn't really that hard.  I actually found that other than dealing with
> > RHEL's PHP version issues that Mediawiki was one of the easiest pieces
> > of sever side software that I configured/installed.   Probably more
> > there is X and Y which you want it to do.
>
> Andy,
>
> What resources did you use to create the theme on your buni.org site?
> I agree that Mediawiki is fairly easy to setup and configure, but theming
> it seems to be somewhat of a black art (or at least I haven't been able
> to find good docs on it).
>
> Thanks,
> Tanner