By Eep² on

In some default Drupal themes (Garland and Minelli), the site name and motto appear on separate lines (with the motto in smaller text). But, in other themes, the site name and motto are run together at the same font size, which is annoying. I had to put a dash (-) in front of the motto as a quick-fix, but I'd really like the motto to appear on a line below the name.

I don't know much about stylesheet layouting, but how can I fix this for the themes that don't format the name/motto like this? I tried altering #wrapper #container #header h1 span style to display:block (so it is separate) but then the motto appears underneath the #wrapper #container #header h1, #wrapper #container #header h1 a:link, #wrapper #container #header h1 a:visited (can these style names be any more longer and overly complicated?) instead of within that block, or whatever it's called.

I really don't like stylesheets for layout...

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Keith Adler’s picture

Keith Adler commented

The best way would be to edit the page.tpl.php file in the root of the theme folder instead. Look for code which handles $site_name and $site_slogan.

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Eep² commented

Can you be more specific, please? I'm not much into coding...