=change log=
fixed the background image on the edit mode (looked weird!)
fixed the flickering menu bug
removed some unnecessary menu items
=Installing=
Just add plonetheme.ReOrg to your buildout.cfg in the eggs section and also in
the zcml slug section. Run the buildout and it will download the package
automatically. After this it will apear on your "add-on produtcs" on your site
setup.
=Uninstalling=
Go to your "add-on products" under site setup, select the theme and press
uninstall. after this, to clean up the remaining bits, go to your ZMI and go to
portal_skins, and under the properties tab delete the ReOrg skin and get the
default skin back to Plone Default and hit save. (I will fix this soon.)
enjoy!!
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