bahaistudies / jbs

Our main JBS theme for OJS.
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JBS Theme

A fork of an official theme for OJS 3.1.1+ that was designed for health science journals or any journal that wants a clean, modern appearance. This fork includes more thourough metadata, accessibility tweaks and aesthetic changes.

This theme is used by the Journal of Bahá’í Studies under the Association for Bahá’í Studies—North America

The original theme was commissioned and is maintained by the Public Knowledge Project. For all non-technical questions, please visit the PKP Forum.

Demonstration

You can see a demonstration of the original theme on the PKP website. The live site is accessible on the Journal of Bahá’í Studies website.

Installation

You can install the latest stable release by going to the Settings > Websites > Plugins > Plugin Gallery page in your Open Journal Systems website.

If you'd like to use unreleased packages, you can clone this repository or follow these steps:

  1. Download the latest release.
  2. Unpack the .tar.gz file and move the healthSciences directory to your OJS installation at /plugins/themes/healthSciences.
  3. Login to the admin area of your OJS website. Browse to the Settings > Website > Plugins page and enable the Health Sciences theme.
  4. Browse to the Settings > Website > Appearance page and select Health Sciences from the theme option and save your change.

Settings

Theme Colour | This theme allows the personalisation of the theme’s main colour. The default colour is a bright turquoise. If you wish to select your own palette (in Settings > Website), and for optimal results, we recommend selecting bold and vivid tones.

Navigation Menu | For the best user experience, we recommend limiting the number of items in your navigation menus. Research shows that users struggle to find what they are looking for in long lists.

Logo Image | This is the image that contains the journal title. Simply using text is also an option here. Logo images should be:

Home Page Image | This is the large operating room image seen in the demonstration linked above:

Home Page Additional Content | Adding content here can often disrupt the clean design of this theme. Ask yourself if this content would be better placed in a custom page with a link from the primary navigation menu instead.

Page Footer | We recommend keeping the Page Footer short, limited to your journal identification details, such as journal title and mailing address, as well as any required copyright or affiliation statements.

Issue Cover Image | Issue cover images should be:

Article cover images should be:

Custom Blocks | This theme places custom blocks in the footer. We recommend minimizing the use of custom blocks to present a cleaner, more professional look. Wherever possible, consider placing what might have gone into a custom block into a custom page, and link to it from the primary navigation menu.

Journal Thumbnail | Journal thumbnail images will only appear on a multi-journal OJS installation, on the list of all journals on the site. The image should be:

Galleys | If there isn’t any CSS file attached to the HTML galley, the default theme’s style will be used

Version Compatibility

Contribution

The original theme was designed by Sophy Ouch (@sssoz) and built by Nate Wright (@NateWr) and Vitalii Bezsheiko (@Vitaliy-1) using Bootstrap4.

Adaptations for use with the Journal of Bahá’í Studies were made by Ben Altair (@benaltair) for the Association for Bahá’í Studies—North America.

Feedback

Suggestions for improving this guide can be made to webmaster@bahaistudies.ca.

License

The original theme was released under the GPL license.

Original Changelog

healthSciences v1.0.7.0 (2020-06-19)

healthSciences v1.0.6-1 (2020-03-20)

healthSciences v1.0.6 (2020-02-27)

healthSciences v1.0.5 (2019-11-15)

healthSciences v1.0.4 (2019-03-05)

healthSciences v1.0.3 (2018-12-31)

healthSciences v1.0.2 (2018-07-30)

healthSciences v1.0.1 (2018-06-18)

healthSciences v1.0.0 (2018-04-24)

Beta (2018-02-13)

Alpha1 (2018-01-18)