Hello!

Yesterday after installing SilverCart I see that the theme is based on YAML framework...it's is interesting becauase I was considering to use it even before moving to SS & SC. :-)

However, I remember that if one wants to remove links to YAML in the footer, there is need to purchase the license.

So, I'd like if you can provide some more info how to provide custom theme for the site where SC is supposed not to be major but minor part of the site and what is the situation in regard to the YAML license?

Sincerely,
Gour

Hi Gour,

actually, the license conditions are a little bit different and maybe this little bit makes it easier for you.

Here is the full text: http://www.yaml.de/en/license/license-conditions.html

I think it should be perfectly doable for any project to at least put the backlink in one 'suitable place'.

As for the latter part of your question: from a developer's point of view I would not mix different CSS techniques. Using the framework in only a fraction of the site would bloat the project unnecessarily. I would either go YAML all the way or remove the YAML CSS and replace it by another framework or my own custom code.

The classnames and IDs used in the HTML markup are pretty straightforward, so this should not involve too much work.

Cheers
Ramon

I think it should be perfectly doable for any project to at least put the backlink in one 'suitable place'.

I agree...or dropping backlink and buying the license.

As for the latter part of your question: from a developer's point of view I would not mix different CSS techniques. Using the framework in only a fraction of the site would bloat the project unnecessarily.

/me nods

I would either go YAML all the way or remove the YAML CSS and replace it by another framework or my own custom code.

I agree...Hopefully it's not too difficult to do use custom code.

The classnames and IDs used in the HTML markup are pretty straightforward, so this should not involve too much work.

Good. I'll investigate further...