[D7] Coolness [#1196748]

Coolness is a sub-theme of Bartik, the default Drupal 7 theme. It features cool subdued colors on a light neutral background. Most of Bartik’s other styles such as layout and typography are inherited from the base theme. It supports Skinr for point-and-click styling of certain elements such as image field placement, image borders, and mix-and-match colors for the backgrounds and borders of the sidebar blocks.

Features:

Compatible with the color module.
Themed Site Maintenance page
Includes RTL overrides and images required by right-to-left language sites.
Skinr support for point-and-click styling.

Project Page: Coolness

Demo Site: Coolness Demo

Comment	File	Size	Author
	coolness_screenshot.jpg	115.1 KB	mjohnq3

Comments

Comment #1

mjohnq3 commented 23 June 2011 at 17:16

Issue tags:

+PAReview: Theme

Added tag

Comment #2

mjohnq3 commented 25 June 2011 at 15:40

Removed support for color module.

Comment #3

mjohnq3 commented 6 July 2011 at 00:50

Added support for local.css stylesheet.

Comment #4

mjohnq3 commented 6 July 2011 at 16:24

Priority:

Normal

» Major

Changing priority according to the new priority guidelines.

Comment #5

ao2 commented 13 July 2011 at 09:46

Quickly run the code through the coder module http://drupal.org/project/coder and it just reports “Line -1: @file block missing” for coolness_default.inc and template.php

Ciao,
Antonio

Comment #6

mjohnq3 commented 13 July 2011 at 12:55

Thanks. I did notice that when I ran the files through coder. However, after looking at several core (Bartik, Garland, Seven) and contrib (Fusion, AdaptiveTheme) themes, I found that they're not using the @file block in similar locations either.

Comment #7

mjohnq3 commented 20 July 2011 at 13:23

Priority:

Major

» Critical

Changing priority according to the new priority guidelines.

Comment #8

tim.plunkett

he/him

English

Philadelphia

commented 31 August 2011 at 02:27

Does #2 say *removed* support for the color module? Why would you do that?

Comment #9

mjohnq3 commented 4 September 2011 at 02:27

First, I feel that since the color module and its settings are not inherited by, and must be added to, sub-themes, supporting it is completely optional and in this particular case, a design issue and not a technical one.

The visual design of this theme contains carefully chosen colors. Providing support for the color module, while convenient, would allow colors to be added which are not part of the original scheme. In addition, Skinr support is provided to allow color choices, within the original scheme, to be selected for block backgrounds and borders. In the future I may add Skinr settings for additional elements.