Hey there,
first of all, thank you for this theme! Developing a new theme is really nice and easy using framework.
But now to my two questions:
1) CKEditor: Do I need to configure the style-sheet definitions on my own, when using CKEditor and the "filtered html" content rule or is the markup already saved in CKEditor?
For example: I defined in my styles.css the tags <h1>, <hr> etc. and when using CKEditor the style-definitions from the styles.css are used. Is this normal or should CKEditor overwrite the definitions in some way?

2) I want to use the secondary menu, but it does not appear. I made a menu link in the "main-menu" and another menu link one level deeper. But the deeper menu link is not shown in the secondary menu.
For clarification: I want to achieve the same result like you have on your themes test site. There the sample page "Brevitas Iriure" is shown when you first visited "Illum Tamen". My questions is now how must I organize the menu structure to get this working?

Looking forward for your reply,
Rising

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andregriffin’s picture

andregriffin CreditAttribution: andregriffin commented

1) There should be an option in the CKEditor profile settings that allows you to specify which stylesheet to use for text styling.

2) Clicking the "Settings" tab under "Structure>Menus" will allow you to set "Secondary Links" source also to "Main Menu." Once you do this, you should see your second level links displayed within the secondary menu.

Rising’s picture

Rising CreditAttribution: Rising commented

Thank you for your fast reply!

to 1) I found this setting, but I thought that the CKEditor had already the style definitions built-in. For example I used the bold-button and when I saved that, no definitions were applied to it. But when I defined it in the style.css as strong, b { font-weight: bold; } then the word get bold.
I hope that was not too cryptic.

to 2) Thank you very much! Some settings in Drupal 7 are very well hidden... ^^

andregriffin’s picture

andregriffin CreditAttribution: andregriffin commented

Ah, yes. It seems I do not have styles set for <strong> and <em> tags. I will add defaults in an upcoming release.

strong {
  font-weight: bold;
}

em {
  font-style: italic;
}
Dries Arnolds’s picture

Dries Arnolds
Primary language Dutch
Location 🇳🇱 Amsterdam
CreditAttribution: Dries Arnolds commented

Any news on adding em and strong styling? It's not a lot of work to add it myself, but it's a really basic omission.