Image picker is using the css of the site theme rather than the administration theme (I think it should use the administration theme). Or have I missed an option for this somewhere?

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hutch commented
Category: bug » feature

Does copying imagepicker.tpl.php (suitably edited) to your admin theme work for you?

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deshiknaves commented

Hey. I'm using seven as my admin theme. I did try and copy imagepicker.tpl.php into the directory. Cleared cache, but it made no difference to how it was displayed.

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hutch commented

Oh dear, I will have to try and figure out how D7 sets the theme for certain paths but not others, and how to add the Imagepicker Iframe to that or whatever.

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hutch commented
Status: Active » Fixed

This feature has been added to the dev version, out shortly.
It turned out to be surprisingly easy, although undocumented.

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deshiknaves commented

Awesome! Thanks a million for the help. Look forward to it.

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hutch commented

Set it in config, at the bottom of the Iframe settings. I tested it with Seven only.

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hutch commented

I have added a small improvement so that it only sets the admin theme if 'add/edit node in admin theme' is also set.

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deshiknaves commented

Working perfectly. Thanks.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.