Posted by daveonom on December 12, 2011 at 5:26pm
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| Project: | BlueMasters |
| Version: | 7.x-1.3 |
| Component: | User interface |
| Category: | bug report |
| Priority: | critical |
| Assigned: | MJCO |
| Status: | closed (cannot reproduce) |
Issue Summary
Hi
I would like to change the user login section from the right hand side of the screen to the left hand side. It is not possible through the menu options under "block" but was wondering if it is possible through editing page.tpl or another document.
Regards,
Dave
Comments
#1
Hi,
I'm not fully sure what you mean by login section.
If you mean the column on the right then yes you would have to edit sites/default/themes/bluemasters/page.tpl.php but you will probably run into styling error due to the background set up, I'm not 100% sure.
I hope this helps.
Best Wishes Phil, the Whiteside of life.
#2
Hi,
I am about similar question.
I logged out in administration and I can´t find any log in in the css or in the page.tpl.php
to be able to go back to administration. Where is?
Sorry, it was only to add up user in the URL
#3
Hi pwhiteside,
I am experiencing the same issue but the problem is bigger. When I type /user/login to my website, the page apears wiith its proper links but it seams broken because the user and password fields and login button doesnt show up, appear or stick... = ( is there a way to fix this issue I am running a multisite installation with different languages so I dont want to reinstall Drupal7 from scratch. Here is the url (valuemex.com/user)
Any advise??
Thanks in advance,
#4
valuemex,
Can you post the contents of your page.tpl.php and node.tpl.php files in a zip archive? I suspect you've broken it yourself as the theme isn't even attempting to render the main content block. You may also want to check that you're block assignments are correct (i.e. you have the "Main Page content" block assigned to the content region.)
You can do this with the following SQL command the items in =ITEM= format will be specific to your setup.
For example =THEMENAME= with the default bluemasters theme will be replaced as bluemasters
INSERT INTO `=DATABASE_NAME=`.`=TABLEPREFIX=_block` (`bid` ,
`module` ,
`delta` ,
`theme` ,
`status` ,
`weight` ,
`region` ,
`custom` ,
`visibility` ,
`pages` ,
`title` ,
`cache`
)
VALUES (
NULL, 'system', 'main', '=THEMENAME=', '1', '0', 'content', '0', '0', '', '', '-1'
);
Please post your theme files first, as you have made edits that I can see on the site and this may be simple.
I do not accept any liability for using SQL to assign blocks to a region, a better method IS to reinstall your site. Doing it this way could quite possibly nuke your site. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED...
#5
Closing.