Zero Point

Zero Point is an advanced theme developed by Dr. Radut to be ideal for a wide range of sites. It contains the same kinds of features you'll find in our other Drupal themes, plus many more.

The theme validates XHTML 1.0 Strict / CSS 2, and it is cross-browser compatible; works perfect in Firefox, IE 6, IE 7, IE8, Safari, Opera and Google Chrome.

Live demos of different sub-themes and variations at: ECOimm, Boaz Broker, to name a few.

Layout features

• 1, 2, or 3 column layout with adaptive width based on "The Jello Mold Piefecta Layout";
• 17+1 collapsible block regions;
• 7 colour styles;
• built-in IE transparent PNG fix;
• jQuery CSS image preload (optional);
• Fixed / Variable width sidebars (optional);
• Round corners for page elements and primary menu (optional);
• Block icons (optional);
• Page icons (optional);
• SuckerFish Drop-down primary links menu (optional);
• Primary links menu position (center, left, right);
• Helpful body classes (unique classes for each page, term, website section, browser, etc.);
• Full breadcrumb;
• Works perfect in Multilingual installations.

Advanced theme settings features

Layout settings

• Style - Choose a colour palette from 7 options: Zero Point (default), Sky, Nature, Ivy, Ink, Sangue and Lime. More colour options to come.
• jQuery CSS image preload - Choose a colour.
• Sidebars layout - Fixed width sidebars or variable width sidebars.
• Rounded corners - Option to have rounded corners in all browsers but IE.
• Block icons - Choose between none, 32x32 pixel icons and 48x48 pixels icons.
• Page icons - Choose a layout with or without page icons.
• Menu style - Two-level Static or SuckerFish drop-down menu.
• Menu position - Center, left or right.

General settings

• Mission statement - Display mission statement only on front page or on all pages;
• Display Breadcrumb;
• Username - Display "not verified" for unregistered usernames;
• Search results - Customize what should be displayed on the search results page.

Node settings

• Author & date - display author's username and/or date posted;
• Taxonomy terms - How to display (or not) vocabularies and category terms.

Search engine optimization (SEO) settings

• Page titles - Format the title that displays in the browser's title bar;
• Meta tags.