December 2006 - themes - lists.drupal.org

include external code in theme function
by Mark Hope 20 Dec '06

20 Dec '06

I'm trying to override the theme function for mimemail_message, to include css code for a html email. Basically I'm looking for the easy/lazy way of outputting the newsletter.css from an include file. My feeble attempt that doesn't work... /** * Themeable message body for newsletter */ function phptemplate_mimemail_message($body) { $output = '<html><head><style type="text/css"></style>'; $output .= '</head><body id="mimemail-body">'; $output .= '<div id="newsletter-header" style="border: 1px solid black;">Clubmark</div>'; $output .= '<br />'.$body.'</body></html>'; // compress output return preg_replace('/\s+|\n|\r|^\s|\s$/',' ',$output); } ?> What's the best way of doing this? Mark

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optional css configurable by visitors
by Mohammed Al-shar' 20 Dec '06

20 Dec '06

hello. this was posted at the drupal forms but got no reply, so I am trying my luck here. I have found this page that explains how to have an optional css file configurable by visitors. http://drupal.org/node/59895 since I want users to choose between high-contrast and normal colors, I am very much keen on getting it to work. I have tried it on my website but it didn't work for some reason. may be there's something I am not getting? or may be some typo that I couldn't figure out? has anybody been able to get it to work? if so any examples? and, if not, do you know of a similar hack that would produce similar results? any help, as ever, will be highly appreciated. Regards, Mohammed al-shar'

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RTL directionality in the internet_services theme
by Mohammed Al-shar' 20 Dec '06

20 Dec '06

hi. I have been trying to hack the internet_services theme to work well in a multilingual environment, with an rtl locale, (arabic). here is what I did so far: 1. in my template.php file I put the following function to load the correct style sheet depending on the locale: function phptemplate_stylesheet_import($stylesheet, $media = 'all') { $rtl = in_array(locale_initialize(), array('ar', 'fa', 'he', 'ur')); if (!$rtl) { return theme_stylesheet_import($stylesheet, $media); } if ($stylesheet == base_path() . 'misc/drupal.css') { $stylesheet = base_path() . 'misc/drupal-rtl.css'; } if ($stylesheet == base_path() . path_to_theme() . '/style.css') { $stylesheet = base_path() . path_to_theme() . '/style-rtl.css'; } return theme_stylesheet_import($stylesheet, $media); } 2. I modified the direction in the file style-rtl.css file that is supposed to get loaded when the locale is right to left like this: /* rtl */ body { direction: rtl; /* text-align: right; */ 3. in that same file, I replaced each occurance of float: left to float: right as you can see at www.nattiq.net the site looks lovely in the english locale, and most of I wanted to achieve in the arabic one also is looking good, except for the issue of the right hand block, it displays after some space. and, isn't this side bar, according to the code, supposed to be at the left hand side when the language is arabic? can somebody look at the code and give me some ideas? I would be grateful for any. does it look the same way in browsers other than internet explorer? the link is: www.nattiq.net Regards, Mohammed al-shar'

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