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Jul

2009

Breeze - the World's Easiest Joomla template

We don't launch a new template very often, but when we do it needs to be special.

Back in October last year, we created Bolt which was the fastest ever Joomla template. Now we're happy to release Breeze, which is the easiest Joomla template ever.

EASY: Breeze has exactly the same configuration as Joomla's default Milkyway template so all you need to is upload the template and your logo. No other set-up needed!

SIMPLE: Besides the easy configuration, this is also a ridiculously fast template. Depending on how it?s configured, it can use as little as 4 HTTP requests and only 2 images.

STYLISH: Breeze is clean and professional with a slick, horizontal menu:

How to Install Breeze

Step #1: Install Joomla

You can either do this yourself, or via your hosting company:

install joomla

Step #2: Upload Your Breeze Template

Log on to your Joomla's administrator area and go to Extensions >> Install / Uninstall to upload the template. Then go to Extensions >> Template Manager and make Breeze your default template:

Upload Joomla Template

Step #3: Upload Your Logo Via Media Manager

Upload your logo to the main folder in Site >> Media Manager. The file should be called logo.png and 210 pixels wide and 100 pixels high.

Step #4: Relax and Enjoy Your New Template!

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Your Comments (19)

Herbert-Jan van Dinther

July 27, 2009

Looks great, a lot more module positions then Bolt. And great colors too.

Ah, if I only knew a few weeks ago, I owuld have waited and purchased this one instead.
A well, you can't win them all.

A very nice and really fast template.

Kassim Abdallah

July 28, 2009

possible to get fluid width with this theme ?

Steve Burge

July 28, 2009

Hi Kassim

Sorry - we're not including fluid at the moment. It takes quite a bit more code and we try to reduce as much as we can.

Kassim Abdallah

July 28, 2009

what about me ? i have purchased it
can you get me the code to have it fluid width ?
as all my sites i only use fluid width
by the way, love the template!!
great work so far!
just this small set back to adjust to fluid width ?|
appreciated!

Sean Cook

July 29, 2009

Another great template! You need to display all of the typography offered on both templates so we all can see the defaults already in the CSS. smilies/wink.gif

Steve Burge

July 29, 2009

Thanks Sean - we'll do that and add a Typography page.

Kassim - we'll see what we can do smilies/wink.gif Shouldn't take too long to do that for you.

Kassim Abdallah

July 30, 2009

looking forward for it

Tim Sleeper

July 30, 2009

Loved the template, though I'm stumped how you can get rounded modules using only one type of image. Some of the techniques used are ones I've never seen before.

Great job! I considering buying it just to learn from it.

Steve Burge

July 30, 2009

Thank spacepyrit

We like to think there's a few advanced techniques in there, even though it appears simple

Kassim Abdallah

August 03, 2009

any news on my request ? fluid width ?

Joomla Template

August 04, 2009

nice template, good job.. i also doing template in joomla and its fun working with it..

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August 13, 2009

yeah it is the simplest templates i have ever came across, its really nice...

Den Den

August 25, 2009

Please click the page
http://demo.alledia.com/breeze...exibility
I guess that "Advantages" and "Flexibility" menu items in the top menu should be highlighted and visible?!
Is it a cache of menu module or your template doesn't highlight active menu item?

Den Den

August 25, 2009

sorry, the link is http:// demo.alledia.com / breeze / advantages / flexibility

Edward Omagbemi

September 13, 2009

Hi Steve,
Was wondering why you don't show any 2nd level navigation on the left navigation. Does it exist and how does it look?
Is the 2nd level displayed on the right side as "Related Items" coded into the template or some module extension.
Cheers,
Edward

Steve Burge

September 13, 2009

Hi Edward

Apologies - there is 2nd and 3rd level navigation on the left. There was a menu cache bug (fairly common unfortunately with Joomla) that stopped it from showing briefly.

Edward Omagbemi

September 14, 2009

Now it's showing

I'll give it a go with my new Joomla 1.5 test installation.

May I ask what you use for blogging? I like your setup.

Cheers,
Edward
www.buff.com.au