Yes, please take it, I just didnt know how to send it
What I did was to take the template and copy it to the template-folder of one of my PivotX installations. These templates consists of just one html-file - named index.html - and a number of css, image etc. Then I made a copy of index.html and named it front.html. And I took the tpl-files and silver.css from the silver-theme and copied them to the same folder.
In my pivotx-installation admin I installed the new front.html as template for the front-page, so I could see how any changes would look like.
I opened front.html with a text-editor and split it into the following files:
_sub_header.html
_sub_main_menu.html
_sub_sidebar.html
front.html
_sub_footer.html
The file has comments, so it is pretty easy to see, which part will go into which file. And the files are linked together in exactly the same way as this is done in the Silver-theme (only the file-endings must be changed from tpl to html - just because this allows me to see, which files are the new ones).
Now i compared these html-files to the tpl-files from the silver-theme, starting with _sub_header. I found that most of the content in the tpl-files could simply be copied to the html-files, replacing whatever content was found there.
As soon as _sub_header.html was completed, my PivotX-page looked pretty must like the new template, so from there on I could always check, how my changes worked, by looking at the page. I worked my way through the rest of the files the same way. The content of _sub_main_menu.html was taken from the Baltimore-theme, the rest from Silver.
In the end i had to make a few adjustments to the css-file. E.g. the search-box was not looking correct, so i took the search-section from silver.css and copied it to stile.css. Also i changed H3 to H2 in _sub_sidebar.html, as this was what was expected in style.css.
I believe that was it. And the main advantage is off course, when you dont understand all the tags in detail. Here you can simply copy the entire block from Silver or another existing theme and then look, if it seems right on the screen.
As far as I can see, there are quiet a number of templates that could be converted the same way.