What do I need to do to a theme I am creating so that I can provide some custom configuration options to the end user on the admin/build/themes/settings/mytheme page?
I tried adding a hook_form_alter function to template.php, but that was unsuccessful. In fact, the only thing that was successful was to create a module and do it there. I would really like to avoid having a theme depend on a module.
RTFM answers are fine, provided they include pointers, as I have been unable to find anything on this on either d.o and a.d.o. (That doesn't mean it's not there, just that I can't find it.) :^)
Thanks.
Hi,
I tried adding a hook_form_alter function to template.php, but that was unsuccessful. In fact, the only thing that was successful was to create a module and do it there. I would really like to avoid having a theme depend on a module.
This would indeed be a *very* useful addition. I have often felt the urge to provide configuration options for themes I have written and always ended up writing an own module for it. +1 from me.
Konstantin Käfer – http://kkaefer.com/
On 3/5/07, Konstantin Käfer kkaefer@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I tried adding a hook_form_alter function to template.php, but that was unsuccessful. In fact, the only thing that was successful was to create a module and do it there. I would really like to avoid having a theme depend on a module.
This would indeed be a *very* useful addition. I have often felt the urge to provide configuration options for themes I have written and always ended up writing an own module for it. +1 from me.
Konstantin Käfer – http://kkaefer.com/
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