Finally, the Moodle Themes repository is active, built using the new Database module.
Can all theme designers with public themes please add their themes there? I'll work on the look of the thing over time (suggestions welcome here!), but you can enter your data already.
Wow, I thought we'd see more response than that. 
Hi Martin,
Maybe the reason for the poor response so far is that themes creators are busy making sure their theme is 1.6 compliant before committing it to the repository. At least this true for me.
Joseph
Maybe the reason for the poor response so far is that themes creators are busy making sure their theme is 1.6 compliant before committing it to the repository. At least this true for me.
Joseph
I saw this yesterday but didn't have time to reply! I've almost finished a corporate type theme which I'll be uploading as soon as I've ironed out some small bugs. Hope someone finds it of use.
There is one small feature I might need some assistance with before I release, will post soon!
Great idea, im sure the theme repository will grow over time.
Cheers
Dave
If people had themes that have been "rewrites" of other themes, but still include appropriate credits, do you want those also? Or not? I was curious to know about the etiquette involved here.
For example, I created several versions of the "standard" themes, only with bright colors. They certainly were not designed by me, but it might be something that someone else could use. Are those fair game for inclusion? Or do you prefer only original themes?
Thanks for some direction!
atw
The more the merrier, as long as you include proper attributions and licenses 
. Any modification of a GPL theme is also GPL.
Martin, I think the themes database could do with some extra fields:
I would rename the "Requirement:" field to something like "For Moodle version:" because while it is named "Requirement" people might reasonably think that a theme that only requires Moodle 1.4 will still work fine for Moodle 1.5.
- A field for the name of the parent theme, if any
- A checkbox for whether the theme is based on the standard theme
I would rename the "Requirement:" field to something like "For Moodle version:" because while it is named "Requirement" people might reasonably think that a theme that only requires Moodle 1.4 will still work fine for Moodle 1.5.