By drupalshrek on
I have tried to upgrade my simple website from Drupal 6.20 to 7.0. However, the result looks like a dog's breakfast! The main body of the page is not in the body section but is below the menu. It looks horrible!!
Take a look at the site here:
http://lesjoyeuxcolibris.be
The before and after screenshots are here:
http://lesjoyeuxcolibris.be/website_drupal_6.20.jpg
http://lesjoyeuxcolibris.be/website_drupal_7.0.jpg
Any ideas the problem and how to fix? Thanks!
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Undefined index error message
It may be related, but when logged in as admin I sometimes see the error message:
Notice: Undefined index: localized_options in menu_navigation_links() (line 1780 of /.../includes/menu.inc).
Could it be a localisation issue? The site is in French, so maybe Drupal has not been tested so well with sites defaulting in another language?
drupalshrek
I've put the Bartik theme
I've put the Bartik theme into use which gets rid of the immediate problem. But the problem with Garland is still there (see earlier screen shots).
drupalshrek
Having exact same problem
Hasn't anybody figured out what the issue is? It's been 26 days since this was posted.
My site is in plain old US English.
www.ssgreenberg.name/Drupal/Drupal
I have same error, use only English and Bartik
Please help. My error is similar: Notice: Undefined index: localized_options in menu_navigation_links() (line 1782 of /home8/walkbyfa/public_html/includes/menu.inc).
I'm using Drupal 7.4, Bartik, only English with Locale NOT enabled. At one point I started to put things in a navigation menu and saw the error and made sure everything went to the Main menu, but problem persists. I cleared the Cache several times and still persists. Thank you for help.
Same same..
I have the exact same problem, I have upgraded two different sites with the same results, ie the Garland theme displays incorrectly. I have no idea how to fix it, but I'm still googl'ing for a solution ;)
I know this probably won't
I know this probably won't help much but it looks like a CSS problem to me. Are you certain you're using the D7 version of Garland and not the version from your D6 theme?
Beyond that, you're probably going to have to dig into the CSS to figure out where the problem is.
The problem is Garland theme
I found the answer in another post:
Choose the default theme for Drupal 7: Bartik, Corolla or Garland?. I think the hint is to use Bartik instead of Garland.
So, I took the hint and switched to Bartik. As the other posters said, problem solved.
Unlike the Garland Theme, Bartik content width is not fluid. This is one of my pet peeves about web sites. I hate to deploy a site with features that I think are antithetical to the intent of HTML and web publishing. I'll have to search for another theme eventually.
To see my objection to non-fluid content, you can use this very site as an example.
If I have a very wide but short window to display this page, this theme refuses to take advantage of any extra width I give it. If I want the message to spread out laterally so I can see the whole thing in one window, why should the author go out of the way to force the browser not to comply with my wish? That seems very unfriendly to me.
Fixed this problem
I seem to have fixed this problem by simply making a random change to the settings of the Garland theme (removing the site slogan) and then undoing the change to get Garland back the way I want it.
I strongly suspect I could have got away with just going to...
Home > Administration > Appearance > Settings > Garland
...and clicking "Save configuration" without actually making any changes. Could someone give that a try and post back here to say whether or not it's worked please?
Solution for Garland theme problem with columns
Hi,
I tested going to the garland theme configuration page, saving it (without actually changing anything), and it restored garland the way it is suppose to look like (3 columns with fluid width).
I hope it'll help!