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Luis Majano

October 15, 2008

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This is a call to designers or CSS masters. I am currently modifying the error template for ColdBox and need a new design and layout. If you are interesting in taking on this task and helping out, then please download the attached zip file and do your magic. The only requirements is that it needs to be css and look attractive. The attached file contains a style sheet and the Bug Report file. The report gets both rendered and emailed. No images can be used, just color combinations and effects. So if you can help out, please do. Then just submit them to info@coldboxframework.com. I have no money to bribe you with or gifts. This is to collaborate to this project. So if you have any extra time and want to take a shot at creating the error template, then many many thanks and blessings!!

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