Title says it all. There's 13 of them...
I'd also be grateful for advice on how get rid of them...

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#2 Omega blocks - Middle of block administration (Bartik.jpg251.25 KBAnonymous (not verified)
#2 Omega blocks - Top of block administration (Bartik).jpg324.39 KBAnonymous (not verified)

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himerus commented
Category: bug » support
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Okay, I'm going to need a screenshot or two to fully qualify this issue, BUT...

ALL themes have all their regions displayed on the block management page. It's just how the block admin page works... Unless I'm completely misunderstanding the issue.

If you've selected in the Omega theme settings to say... "hide the header zone/regions", Drupal, on the block admin page is not aware of regions that may or may not be hidden. Even if it were, it would be BAD BAD BAD to attempt to hide these regions, as there could be contextual locations sitewide where there would be a reason to display that zone/regions.

If you simply don't need a set of regions, you can simply modify the .info file in your subtheme, and remove the regions, AND the zone (lower down in the .info) associated with those zones/regions. Then they will also disappear from the theme settings page (magical, I know) ...

Please let me know if i've missed the boat on what you were trying to convey, otherwise, this is "works as designed" and not a bug.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
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new Omega blocks - Top of block administration (Bartik).jpg324.39 KB
new Omega blocks - Middle of block administration (Bartik.jpg251.25 KB

The problem is not that I see Omega zones to put blocks into, but that I have 13 'blocks' that seem to be named after Omega zones and that offer themselves to be placed in the regular regions of Bartik.
See screenshots (list is too long for just one). They also include some error messages that sometimes pop up.
All this is after disabling the theme...

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himerus commented
Project: Omega » Omega Tools

That is from the Omega Tools module, not the theme, those blocks are meant to be placeholders for development.

If you'd like them to go away, disable the omega tools module, or under default theme settings (not theme specific, but global), you can disable them from rendering.

Moving to the appropriate project.

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himerus commented
Title: Empty zones pollute Blocks admin page even after Omega is disabled. » How to hide the Omega Tools placeholder blocks...

changing the title to something more appropriate

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Thanks for clearing that up.