Re: [development] someone make a theme out of these templates
Moshe Weitzman wrote:
Thanks for doing this Rowan. Did you get to the table and form styling yet? Those are nice features of this theme.
Tables are OK. Forms I haven't tackled yet.
FYI - your active dhtml menu does not persist the red background like the original template.
This should be possible on add this on 4.7 HEAD if the Menu system keeps track of which main item is "active". I'm not sure how to tackle it on 4.6 other than parsing the urls which I will probably end up doing.
Rowan Kerr a ecrit le 09/03/2006 19:40:
Moshe Weitzman wrote:
FYI - your active dhtml menu does not persist the red background like the original template. This should be possible on add this on 4.7 HEAD if the Menu system keeps track of which main item is "active". It does indeed : in page.tpl.php, you can find that info in the keys of the $primary_links and $secondary_links arrays :
$primary_links = Array ( [1-1] => "html for the first link" <http://localhost/alep_dev/?q=node/6557> [1-2-active] => "html for the second link" [1-3] => ... [1-4] => ... .... ) most themes just ignore that and consider only the values...
I'm not sure how to tackle it on 4.6 Dunno about that. other than parsing the urls which I will probably end up doing. Ouch.
Preview of theme available here: http://www.stasis.org/?p=34 http://stasis.org/~rowan/projects/drupal-example-theme/mollio-preview.zip There are still issues with IE for some reason (clashing drupal.css and mollio rules?) .. and there's too much padding on the left nav as well. Forms are sorta working but not 100% pretty yet. It's a start anyway... This won't be able to go into contrib because Mollio is released under a GPL incompatible license from what I can see. Anyway... have fun! -Rowan
Rowan Kerr wrote:
Preview of theme available here: http://www.stasis.org/?p=34 http://stasis.org/~rowan/projects/drupal-example-theme/mollio-preview.zip
Have updated the theme to fix left sidebar menus. The IE issue was a problem with some inline styles from a custom module, and not the theme so it does appear to be working fine in IE. Forms are not yet perfect... mostly problems with groups of checkboxes/radio buttons which are given a different wrapper class in the Mollio markup. I'm not sure if that can be acheived in Drupal? -Rowan
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