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Blueball Showcase SV 1.0
Blueball Design
Blueball Design is proud to announce the release of it's newest Sandvox design "Blueball Showcase". With it's vertical nav menu, Showcase is ideal for Sandvox sites with a large number of pages. Showcase's sleek minimal 3-column design and graphics makes your Sandvox site content standout from the rest! The Blueball Showcase design bundle features: - 6 Blueball Showcase Designs - Blue, Gray, Green, Orange, Red, and Sky Blue. - 1 Fixed Page Width - Overall background image layout width of 996px with active content area width of 918px. - Built-in image resizing that overrides Sandvox's default 320px width resizing. - 3 Readme �les - 1 layered Photoshop �le that includes all 6 colors, gloss white color area, left and right page slit shadows, and a layer mask to use for positioning your custom image with. Blueball Showcase supports and displays correctly in Safari, Firefox and IE6, IE7 and IE8.
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