Hi,
I am a developer but don’t have enough knowledge to tackle a template that seamlessly integrates Magento and Joomla.
I am not looking for a bridge like MageBridge.
I am looking for a template that is the same for both Joomla and Magento.
The only one I see in this site (Joomlart.com) where a template that looks the same for Magento and Joomla was "Bistro".
We have JA Bistro and JM Bistro.
But I need a cleaner less busy corporate look and Bistro is not it.
So I am looking for freelancers and Joomlart developers who can:
1. Create or modify an existing JA/JM template.
I am looking for a clean professional looking template.
eg, JA Portfolio, JA Kranos (without all the background), JA Nex, JA Seleni (too bad we have it in Joomla 1.5 only)
NOTE: The site will have both Joomla and Magento.
2. I also need a little more work on Magento -- mostly minor stuff for those who work with Magento regularly.
a. Remove "Newsletter" and some other blocks etc.
b. Display the product listing in the ‘List’ format with ‘almost’ an Microsoft Excel like look.
I did not want to use MageBridge because I have a feeling it’s going to mess up when certain Magento extensions are installed.
Also for my site the customers are not going to log in and write articles or comment on articles.
Their login and and interaction is only on the Magento side.
Overall, I am looking for someone stronger in Magento and knows template creation or modification on both Magento and Joomla T3.
Mods/Admin , if this is the wrong place to post please move it.
Please suggest if I can post my email.
Thanks
3 answers
Greetings . . . . Might I refer you to JOOMLANCERS.COM for your customization needs.
Thanks Tom.
Yes, I have been to Joomlancers and a couple of other relevant sites.
I just thought who else would understand T3 and Magento template from Joomlart than someone who hangs out here.
Thanks Tom.
Yes, I have been to Joomlancers and a couple of other relevant sites.
I just thought who else would understand T3 and Magento template from Joomlart than someone who hangs out here.
Well, yes …. However, most of us "specialize" in either Joomla or Magento … a few of us with knowledge of both. On the issue of "bridging" the two, however -- I’m not certain whether any of us have attempted or performed such an integration . . . yet.
I will float this issue to our resident Magento guru to see if, perhaps, he might be able to offer any additional insight.
