Reality Admin HTML
Reality Admin is a stunning real world admin template that comes with 6 beautiful themes and is ready to go.
Each theme comes with it’s own login page and the theme has been handcrafted and put together with the 960 grid system which means that you can have almost endless layouts based on your own needs.
Primarily designed as a back-end admin application, it’s also versatile enough to be used for your front-end applications
Please note this file was handcrafted using HTML and CSS and as such the PSD files included are for things like the header and button highlighters
Features (V1.0)
- Unique Icon Dock with Tipsy Tooltips
- FLOT Graph Integrated
- Tabbed Content
- Accordion
- Notification Boxes with smooth closing animatinon
- Cross Browser Compatible – even IE6 !
- Semantic, valid XHTML and CSS
- Based on 960 grid system – endless layout options
- Excellent Documentation and Commmented Code
- Smart ‘Check All’ Checkboxes (try the checkbox on the table in the demo)
- WYSIWYG on any Textarea
- Login Page included
- Pagination
- Image Gallery
Please be sure to check out the demo and also the screenshots to see all the themes and a code sample.
NOTE : The theme uses Farm-Fresh Web Icons
IF YOU PURCHASE THIS THEME , PLEASE CONSIDER RATING IT !
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Awesome theme, Jeff!
ReplyDeleteQuestion on the subnav… Is this setup to display different subnav on hovering over active pages? Or is it just static for the current page? It would be cool to be available on other pages as well.
Thanks!
Hi – Thanks for purchasing!
ReplyDeleteDo you mean so the sub-navigation items change depending on which main navigation items you hover over? if so that’s not in the theme but I imagine you could easily add that with some jQuery.
I had this question a while ago so I might take a look and try and get this into an update of the file – if so I’ll be sure to let you know!
Hello – thank you for the theme. Very clean.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you could recommend a form validator (js / jquery) as well as a calendar picker that work well with the template. Thanks in advance.
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThe template comes with jQuery Validate which you can see implemented on the login screen (just leave the fields empty and hit submit – you’ll see it showing up)
The site for that is: http://bassistance.de/jquery-plugins/jquery-plugin-validation/
As for a Calendar Picker there is a few out there but my advice would either use a HTML 5 Input (Google can help you here!) or since the theme already uses the jQuery Library you could easily intergrate jQuery UI which has a Calendar Picker
http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
Hope that helps you – thanks again for purchasing!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteGreat looking theme. I’m interested in buying it, but I really need some kind of sub-navigation for the main menu. It looks like there is an area for this, but it doesn’t change when I hover over the main menu items.
Is this a feature of the template?
Hi There
ReplyDeleteCurrently the sub navigation is static but there’s no reason why you could develop it further with some jquery to show certain list-items dependant on which main navigation menu was being hovered over.
Hope that helps. All the best.
Same complaint as Dermott… The wysiwyg has some issues if the graph isn’t on the page. There needs to be a div with id=placeholder. My solution was to comment out the jQuery Graph stuff in the and then change the styles.css file so that #placeholder didn’t have a width or height. I’m not using any graphs, so this fix worked for me; but I can see it being a big problem for those needing graphs on pages + wysiwyg editor on some pages and not others.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment. I agree, there’s definately a conflict with the FLOT graph stuff. I might add some additional documentation for buyers who may need both but in terms of a solution because it’s a 3rd party app it’s quite hard to nail down the exact conflict.
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know though,and thanks for purchasing.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI just purchased the theme, but I can’t find the psd file in the archive?
Hi Slav,
ReplyDeleteThere should be two PSD files in the assets folder for the header/buttons but there is no master psd file that you might see traditionally because everything is styled with CSS .
Thanks!
Hi Jeff,
ReplyDeletethe master file indeed, usually most of the themes include that one too. Or at least when the package is marked as including a “Layered PSD ”. It is true, that the elements are style with css, but if you have to do some wireframing it is better and quicker to have the psd. Is there any way to get the psd file?
Thank you!
Yup, some authors do provide full page PSD files thats why i had to make it really clear in the item description.
ReplyDeleteI think teh Layered PSD is a bit misleading though, I’m sure that used to read “PSD Files Included” and it wa sa yes/no field.
Anyway – best of luck with it. If you do need a PSD I can probably provide you a full page screenshot you can work but the rest is all in the CSS for you.
A full page screenshot would be helpful, if you can provide it. Thank you very much in advance.
ReplyDeleteSure no worries – have you got an e-mail I can send the psd too?
ReplyDeleteI emailed you from it. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeletePlease try the following download which is the screenshots in PSD format that you can hopefuly make use of.
Sorry, but I can’t find the download link, am I missing something?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Sorry it looks like TF removed the link – I’ll e-mail you instead
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteIs there some way to use this template as a front end wordpress theme?
There’s no reason why not, it’s just a HTML template – obviously you’d need someone to code it up for WP though.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeff,
ReplyDeleteI see you’re using the 960 grid css. Seems useful but I haven’t used it before. Does that mean if I want a wider layout, I would need to alter all the widths set up in that CSS file to add up correctly?
Thanks!
The Main Container is 960 but you could change that easily. The rest only really use the grid classes as a guide – you could easily remove and include your own
ReplyDeleteThis seems like a nice admin theme but the demo link gives a 403 Forbidden error. Can you please fix it so we can demo the theme before purchase?
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteSorry for not getting back to you sooner – the Live Demo should be working now
Hi,
ReplyDeleteIt seems like there is a problem with the sub menu. See here:
I have only two items for sub menu. My code should look like this:
<li><a href="#" class="active">All</a></li>
<li><a href="#" class="sub_nav_last">Last Link</a></li>
But when the user is on the “Last Link” page I can’t make it “active” so it will be bold and black. There’s not example for it. If it’s “Active then it will show it bold but with an extra | at the end.
What to do? I just got this and I’m stuck.
Hi – Firstly thanks for purchasing, and sorry for not getting back to you sooner but I don’t check very often anymore.
ReplyDeleteWhat about if you add both classes to that link of yours e.g.
Last Link – this would give it the active css properties as well as the nav_last thing.
Let me know if that works out for you.
It doesn’t work. It will cancel the last | but the link is still grey, not black. Can you this minor update to the template?
ReplyDeleteawesome! really good item!!!;
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