By jjalocha on
I'm trying to create my own theme in Drupal 6.0 beta3. These are my very first steps with Drupal, but I'm extremely happy so far. Drupal looks just amazing!
I'm starting a theme from scratch, since I need it to be as clean and simple as possible. My page layout looks compĺetely different from the drupal default themes. So I created a 'themes/mytheme' directory with the following content:
mytheme.info
style.css
logo.png
screenshot.png
This effectively renders my site as needed with one exception: The
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post again, correct styling
Sorry, I just realized that I messed up the whole formatting of the previous post. Here it is again, with correct formatting:
I'm starting a theme from scratch, since I need it to be as clean and simple as possible. My page layout looks compĺetely different from the Drupal default themes. So I created a 'themes/mytheme' directory with the following content:
This effectively renders my site as needed with one exception: The <ul class="menu"> elements are already styled, even if I'm using a generic cleaning in my CSS:
Instead of overwriting every rule that's there by default, I would prefer to ignore the complete offending CSS file, which I suppose is 'system/system-menus.css'
Therefore, I added the following line to the 'mytheme.info' file:
Without a 'system-menus.css' file in the directory, this was supposed to eliminate the use of the file. (See http://drupal.org/node/171205.) But it still gets used in the HTML:
Am I doing something wrong? Am I missing some step?
Issue
Bug reported: http://drupal.org/node/197124