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[justincaron]

I'm interested in the Aroxis skin, really clean and professional. Wondering what the static pages look like? It's hard to tell what exactly the skin has because there's only the homepage

Are they similar in design to MD2, with toolbars, the flexibility of different page styles, etc.

You're going to end up taking all my money! the only skin i havent bought yet is chronicl lol

[Sean Davis]

Hey, Justin. What you see on the homepage is how the entire site is designed. There aren't a bunch of different layouts like MD2. The power with Aroxis lies in the fact that you can configure your layout however you want in regards to the number of columns, their dimensions, and their order, and the site remains responsive. That's the key thing about Aroxis.

A static page would look just like the single post.

[justincaron]

ahhh okay i understand so the design is consistent across the site - ie; sidebars, nav, etc. are all the same.

I'm assuming you'd still be able to have "no sidebars" though, right?

I'll probably end up buying it anyways and just play around with it

[Alex Mangini]

Yes, the No Sidebars template works in Aroxis.

[offersuk]

You can still do the multiple column layouts as per your blog post, right?

http://kolakube.com/...column-layouts/

[Sean Davis]

Well a multiple column layout is talking about a mixture of the content and sidebars. So, yes, you can always run multiple columns. If you're asking about having it change from one type of page to the next, that'll be a nice experiment! I see no reason why you wouldn't be able to.

[offersuk]

Yeah, I'd like the homepage to be content, sidebar, sidebar with the first sidebar being wider than the second. Then on individual pages a sidebar, content, sidebar with both sidebars being the same, as Aroxis is already.

Guess I just need to play with it a little.

[Sean Davis]

Yea you'd definitely need to follow the guide in that blog post and give it a try. I see no reason why it won't work.