News and Notes
I'm very excited about the ability to "theme" the HTML output using relatively simple CSS files. Planbook ships with a default theme installed and you are encouraged to experiment with the included theme (make a copy first, please!) and develop something that you find functional and visually appealing. If you would like to share your theme with others, please e-mail me a zipped archive of your theme and I'll post it up here for all to see (and, of course, you'll be credited with as its author!).

If you are interested in developing themes for Planbook, please read the Theme Creation Guide (PDF) and take a look at the comments in the CSS files used in the default theme.

To Install Themes: Please download the theme you would like to install. Unzip this file and note the location of the resulting folder. Open Planbook, go to the "Publish Options" menu item in the "Publish" menu. Below the table of themes there is a "+" button. Press this button and select the folder of the theme you would like to install. The theme will be copied to the correct location and will be added to the table for you to select.
Default.zip
Default Theme Included with Planbook 0.8.D
Travel.zip
Theme that matches iWeb's travel theme. Created by Wesley Swenson
Spiral 2.zip
Update version of an already nicely designed spiral notebook theme created by Mike Kiesling
Blackboard.zip
Blackboard theme created by Ed Bowden to match the Keynote Theme "Blackboard"
No Handouts.zip
Default Theme modified to remove the handouts list (Authored by Jeff Hellman
blue box.zip
Nicely designed blue and silver theme provided by Mike Rich
Green and gold.zip
Gold and green theme with a similar design to blue box. Also provided by Mike Rich.
azurio.zip
Azurio Theme: Adapted by Jérôme Fontaine to match the Azurio theme he uses on his blog (http://pixelmacniac.free.fr)
pastel2.zip
Second Pastel Theme that shifts the handouts report below the calendar view. Makes nice use of gradients in the calendar view. Created by Ellen Loehman (loeman@aps.edu), Albuquerque, NM, USA
Woody.zip
This theme is called "Woody" and is supposed to connote either the 1940's-era surfmobiles or a wood-inlaid chessboard. Submitted by Reggie Wagner
black.zip
Black CSS Theme provided by Ellen Loehman (loeman@aps.edu), Albuquerque, NM, USA
pastel.zip
Pastel CSS Theme provided by Ellen Loehman (loeman@aps.edu), Albuquerque, NM, USA
retro.zip
Retro CSS Theme provided by Ellen Loehman (loeman@aps.edu), Albuquerque, NM, USA
metal.zip
Metal CSS Theme provided by Ellen Loehman (loeman@aps.edu), Albuquerque, NM, USA