The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.For some reason a nested sub-theme isn't picking up the Bootstrap CSS. I'm fairly sure this should be possible.
Bootstrap
- Core theme 1
-- Client theme 1
-- Client theme 2
- Core theme 2
-- Client theme 3
-- Client theme 4
Core themes 1 + 2 both work as expected, but all the client themes fail to load the bootstrap CSS. They pick up /sites/all/themes/bootstrap/css/style.css just not the actual Bootstrap CSS.
Everything else is picked up including the theme settings form (CDN bits).
Comments
Comment #1
busla commentedDealing with the same problem aswell: http://drupal.org/node/1972654
Comment #2
markhalliwell@jamestamr: I doubt this is the same issue @busla is having, but please see my response in #1972654-8: Themes not recognized when in a profile directory. Try the latest dev and new sub-theme starter kit to see if this might resolve your issue.
In theory, if you provide your "core" sub-themes with the Bootstrap framework, any sub-sub-themes should pick it up just fine.
Comment #3
jamestombs commentedI'll need to do further testing but with latest dev the sub-theme of the sub-theme (using my original bootstrap sub-theme) still doesn't get the additional CSS files (the info file is the same as the starterkit one so shouldn't be a problem).
But it does work if the CDN option is checked.
Adding the Bootstrap framework to the sub-theme didn't seem to have any affect although I will have to do further testing.
Comment #4
markhalliwellComment #5
markhalliwellScripted response: This issue has been closed while cleaning up the issue queue. This has likely already been addressed in 7.x-3.x. If it has not, please create a new issue describing the exact issue with that version. The 7.x-2.x branch currently only receives security fixes.