Excellent template design for modern websites - RSBrixton!

in Templates on 20 May 2015 having 12 comments

The RSBrixton! Joomla! template design provides flow to your brand and product presentation. Besides the intuitive responsive design quality, RSBrixton! also brings a electric fresh feel with its modern layout style and colour palette making quite an impression on new viewers. Read on for more information!

Responsive

Built using one of the most known frameworks (Bootstrap), it will look great on an wide range of devices.

Configurable

Rearrange module positions by dragging and dropping them to the desired location.

Color Schemes

The different color variations will help you customize the template according to your brand.

Responsive Design

Responsive web design is an approach to web design aimed at crafting sites to provide an optimal viewing experience—easy reading and navigation with a minimum of resizing, panning, and scrolling—across a wide range of devices (from desktop computer monitors to mobile phones).


Shortcodes


RSBrixton! gives you the possibility to add in any area that includes an editor, pre-styled containers with completely customizable content (just a matter of clicking the item and editing it). With this functionality, your website will be up and running in no time. Find out more in this article.

Module Positioning

When it comes to creating a layout for your website, you are given the possibility to chose from a large sum of template positions that you can rearrange to your own liking, by just dragging and dropping them wherever you see fit. You can think of these positions as a pre-defined grid, and you just have to fill the desired location with your content. You can even use the Install Sample Data button to re-create our RSBrixton! demo page.

Customization

The default features that the template offers can be easily understood and used by beginners, for our more advanced users we have built the template in such a manner that it allows performing CSS overrides and template overrides with ease! You can find more information related to this topic in our Frequently Asked Questions section of the documentation.

RSBrixton! is backed up by exceptional after-sale service to get your template up and running in no time.



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Alexandru Plapana - 28.05.2015 (08:55:11)
@Wim

Well, as previously mentioned it can be adjusted with a single CSS definition, really not a big thing.

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Wim Buist - 28.05.2015 (08:52:20)

Hi Alexandru,

Sorry for the late response I think the problem what I described as messy is the problem with word wrapping and the emulator to test the site
Best regarts ,
wim

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Alexandru Plapana - 26.05.2015 (05:18:31)
@Wim

Though we don't provide customizations, we help out as much as we can. Issues such as the word wrapping issue will be addressed by our customer support service.
You mentioned that the template is messy under 700px... Can you please be more specific on this ? If there is something wrong with it we would gladly release a fix.

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Wim Buist - 26.05.2015 (05:10:49)

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This is caused by a media query definition. This is actually useful if you have rather long words (that span over the width of the viewport). It can be adjusted rather easily via the template's custom.css file. It just a matter of preference.



Hi Alexandru,

can you provide the necessary custom.CSS under the 770px is the template really messy
BTW with all the other templates, this is not the case

Best regarts ,
wim

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Alexandru Plapana - 26.05.2015 (05:06:44)
@Wim

Unfortunately no. You can have it enabled for all pages, or just of your choosing.

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Wim Buist - 26.05.2015 (04:04:37)

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The preloader effect can be turned off of course via the template's settings.



Hi Alexandru,
which is beautiful But it is also possible to use the Preloader only one time at the first time the site is loading Until the visitor leaves the site

Best regarts ,
wim

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Alexandru Plapana - 26.05.2015 (02:54:12)

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Hi Alexandru,

“RSBrixsto n template live demo” every time I click on home I get a wipe transition and the webstie Preloader
This wipe transition and Preloader is of course a not wanted if the website already is loaded as example if I come from de menu button blog and click home I see the wipe transition and webstie Preloader, can this be turned off?

Best regarts ,
wim Buist


The preloader effect can be turned off of course via the template's settings.

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Alexandru Plapana - 26.05.2015 (02:52:00)

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Hi Alexandru,

I test the template rsbrixton with Browser Stack @ browserstack.com and get the same result as Burt Le Roux.

as an example from the Home page Your life will chan -and then a neuw line- ge now!

Best regards,
wim Buist


This is caused by a media query definition. This is actually useful if you have rather long words (that span over the width of the viewport). It can be adjusted rather easily via the template's custom.css file. It just a matter of preference.

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Wim Buist - 25.05.2015 (09:15:34)
webstie Preloader

Hi Alexandru,

“RSBrixsto n template live demo” every time I click on home I get a wipe transition and the webstie Preloader
This wipe transition and Preloader is of course a not wanted if the website already is loaded as example if I come from de menu button blog and click home I see the wipe transition and webstie Preloader, can this be turned off?

Best regarts ,
wim Buist

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Wim Buist - 25.05.2015 (08:58:06)
words does not flow to new line when viewed on smaller screen

Hi Alexandru,

I test the template rsbrixton with Browser Stack @ browserstack.com and get the same result as Burt Le Roux.

as an example from the Home page Your life will chan -and then a neuw line- ge now!

Best regards,
wim Buist

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