Description

The Dynamik Skin Sample addon imports a pre-configured set of design options — including a .dat file with Design Options, along with style.css, functions.php and scripts.js files — directly into the Dynamik Design > Skins screen of the CobaltApps Dynamik Website Builder. Upon import, the skin loads all visual settings and custom files into the /wp-content/uploads/dynamik-gen/skins/ directory, serving as an editable starting point for Genesis users who want to create custom designs without starting from scratch, simply by cloning the skin via the “Create & Activate” button and customizing every detail from there.

Main Features

  • Import via Skins panel: the package includes a .dat file with Design Options and style.css, functions.php and scripts.js files, importable via the Dynamik Design > Skins screen with the “Create & Activate” button.
  • Editable code files: the custom skin files can be edited both by the Dynamik panel editor and via FTP or an external editor, without conflict between the two methods.
  • Base for new skins: after import, you can clone the skin with a new name, inherit all files and settings, and delete the original sample to work on your personalized version.
  • Compatible with Child Theme export: the three active skin’s custom files are automatically included when exporting the design as an independent Genesis Child Theme via Dynamik Child Theme Export.
  • Default Dynamik design as reference: the Sample Skin reproduces the default Dynamik design with code files in their most basic form, simplifying learning of skin structure.

Benefits of the Dynamik Skin Sample

  • Accelerated development start: it serves as a pre-configured set of Design Options that can be imported into any Dynamik installation, providing a quick starting point for new projects.
  • Practical learning of skin architecture: it acts as a real example of how various Dynamik features work, allowing you to study and replicate customization techniques.
  • Flexible editing without data loss: skin files are not overwritten when saving changes in the panel, as they read and write directly to files without database interaction, eliminating accidental loss risk.
  • Portability across projects: after customizing the skin, you can export it and reuse it in other Dynamik Website Builder installations or share it with other CobaltApps community users.

Who is it for?

  • Dynamik Website Builder users who want a documented base template to create custom skins without starting from a blank screen.
  • Developers and web designers working with the Genesis Framework who need a functional reference of the style.css, functions.php and scripts.js files of a skin.
  • Freelancers building sites in series with Dynamik who want to standardize a cloning and customization workflow for each new client.

The Dynamik Skin Sample is aimed at users already using the Dynamik Website Builder on the Genesis Framework who seek a structured model to accelerate the creation of custom designs with original code.

Frequently asked questions

Is CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample GPL-licensed?

Yes. CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample is distributed under the GPL (GNU General Public License). You may legally use, modify and redistribute it on as many sites as you want.

Can I use CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample on multiple sites?

Yes. You can use CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample on multiple sites. The number of sites connected to Ultrapack Auto Updater is limited by your plan.

How much does CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample cost at Ultrapack?

CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample costs US$2.99 as a single purchase, and it is also included in the subscription plans starting at US$12/mo (VIP I).

Does CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample include updates?

Yes. The current version of CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample is 1.0, published at Ultrapack on May 26, 2017. Subscribers update straight from the WordPress dashboard with UAU (Ultrapack Auto Updater).

Is CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample scanned before publication?

Yes. Every version of CobaltApps Dynamik Skin Sample goes through a malware scan (ClamAV and YARA rules, at UltraHub) before it is published.