I added a class to my themes css file:

.block-home-right {
background:#ffffff;
padding:0 0 0 0;
}

and entered 'block-home-right' on the block.

I've cleared cache and tried multiple variations and do not see the change nor does inspecting the element with Chrome do I see the new CSS being referenced. It still pulls the theme default.

Can someone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks

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hollyh’s picture

hollyh commented

same problem

Rugman’s picture

Rugman commented

Similar Problem

I guess you guys were discussing provision of predefined classes as pull down menu, Hope you are implementing it soon. Its would make this module a must for all.

berenddeboer’s picture

berenddeboer commented

Your theme's block.tpl.php is probably wrong.

Make sure it contains something like this:

class="<?php print $classes; ?>"

If you don't see a "print $classes" it won't work. All out of the box Drupal themes work.

berenddeboer’s picture

berenddeboer commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
berenddeboer’s picture

berenddeboer commented
Status: Closed (works as designed) » Closed (cannot reproduce)
spidersilk’s picture

spidersilk commented

Some Drupal 7 themes use $attributes rather than $classes - Omega is one popular example (version 3, at least - haven't checked version 4). So it won't work with this module out of the box, but a small edit to block.tpl.php will fix that:

In line 2, where it says:

<<?php print $tag; ?><?php print $attributes; ?>>

change that line to:

<<?php print $tag; ?> class="<?php print $classes; ?>"<?php print $attributes; ?>>

I adapted that from the equivalent template in Zen, which uses both $classes and $attributes, as above, and it seems to work.

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s@ilor commented

Just tried #6, and it threw all other blocks and menu's around.