Coldskins: Custom CSS Skins for Contact Coldform
With the recent release of my latest WordPress plugin, Contact Coldform, I am also creating a series of free, “drop-in” CSS skins for easy, “plug-n-play” customization. These skins employ valid, optimized CSS code designed for the following browsers:
- Firefox 2 (mac & pc)
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 7
- Opera 9 (mac & pc)
- Netscape
- Camino
- Safari
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The goal for these skins involves minimizing the amount of CSS code while simultaneously maximizing its universal effectiveness. Thus, while these skins may not appear identical in every browser tested, I am able to keep CSS code sizes to a minimum by focusing on overall design proximity as opposed to pixel perfect precision, which is possible, but would require additional code. In other words, the balance between presentational fidelity and relative code quantity may require further manipulation, depending on your particular design requirements.
Coldskin #1
This minimalistic skin features fields of uniform length and default Verdana text for all elements. The perfect slate for further customization and stylistic fine-tuning..
Coldskin #1 in Firefox 2 (pc)
Check out Coldskin #1 in other browsers:
- Firefox 2 (mac)
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 7
- Opera 9 (mac)
- Opera 9 (pc)
- Netscape
- Camino
- Safari
Download
To use this Coldskin, simply copy & paste the CSS code from the following file into your default (or custom) WordPress-theme stylesheet, generally located at: /wp-content/themes/theme/style.css
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Coldskin #2
This is the same skin used by the current theme here at Perishable Press. Coldskin #2 features tight, minimalistic form design with “Lucida Grande” labels and “Courier New” input text. Another keen design ready for instant styling or further customization..
Coldskin #2 in Firefox 2 (pc)
Check out Coldskin #2 in other browsers:
- Firefox 2 (mac)
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 7
- Opera 9 (mac)
- Opera 9 (pc)
- Netscape
- Camino
- Safari
Download
To use this Coldskin, simply copy & paste the CSS code from the following file into your default (or custom) WordPress-theme stylesheet, generally located at: /wp-content/themes/theme/style.css
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Coldskin #3
This skin works great for a clean, minimalistic aesthetic or as a template for further styling and customization. This layout requires no floats and should similar in virtually all modern browsers. Coldskin #3 uses Verdana font for both field labels and text input. Plug it in and make it your own..
Coldskin #3 in Firefox 2 (pc)
Check out Coldskin #3 in other browsers:
- Firefox 2 (mac)
- Internet Explorer 6
- Internet Explorer 7
- Opera 9 (mac)
- Opera 9 (pc)
- Netscape
- Camino
- Safari
Download
To use this Coldskin, simply copy & paste the CSS code from the following file into your default (or custom) WordPress-theme stylesheet, generally located at: /wp-content/themes/theme/style.css
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Check back for more Coldskins!
This is the permanent home for Coldform skins, and all future Coldskins will be presented and archived here. Also, if you have a Coldform design that you would like to feature here, please contact me and let me know about it — Thanks ;)
14 responses to “Coldskins: Custom CSS Skins for Contact Coldform”
Perfect! You’re the man. Thanks!
Ah ha! Got it… you may want to add that its OK to paste the code directly below all the other css code thats on that page.. /wp-content/themes/theme/style.css:
Works like a charm even got my test emails to work so its stays..
Thanks Jeff cool plugin