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Set the default (on install) domain theme weight in the advanced settings to a heavier (higher) value than 0. Say 10.
I'm using one of the Roople Themes which uses the "themesettings" and "themesettings api" modules. Neither of these modules set the weight which leaves them defaulting to 0. Domain theme does not work predictably with these modules installed unless the weight is set to be heavier.
Given the number of users who may be using these themes, my suggestion is to set the default weight in Domain to try and prevent support requests. In fact, in my install I've set it to 100. If I choose to use any other theme settings I'll handle the weights for the new modules, but I would prefer domain to have overall control of the theme.
Stephen
P.S. Ken - I've just had time to play with the module. I'm very, very impressed.
Comments
Comment #1
agentrickardFeature request then. Very minor.
You only need to assign issues to yourself if you are working on patches.
This would require some code in hook_enable() for Domain Theme, and a change to the settings element.
Comment #2
scedwar commentedSorry, I meant to say, the value "Domain Theme execution order:" should be set to a higher (weighted) value by default. No code required.
Comment #3
agentrickardWell, code to change the default value -- and code to implement that default when the module is installed. Otherwise, you would have to save the settings in order to get the benefit.
Comment #4
agentrickardPostponing. This is not critical.
Comment #5
agentrickard