First of all, thanks for this very nice theme. Unfortunately, I have noticed, that the primary links menu is not high enough, so that the content of this menu is cut.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #5 | pixture-secondary-links-option.gif | 12.99 KB | level02 |
| pixture.png | 40.03 KB | beedaddy |
Comments
Comment #1
pixture commentedThis theme is designed to display only primary link lines and you will see the result like you did if you choose to display secondary link too. Sorry but this is how this theme is designed.
Comment #2
beedaddy commentedOh, what a pitty. :-(
But in this case, it shouldn't be possible to select the secondary links-checkbox in the pixture settings. (And I wonder why the secondary links are part of the CSS file, i.e. they are well rendered.)
Comment #3
lomz commentedWill this be changed in the future?
Comment #4
rodrigo21 commentedA solution for the secondary links problem coul be building a block with them in an place it in the bottom of the main content.
mmm, for this purpose I would like to know how to build a block that doesnt display the header colored bar
Comment #5
level02 commentedOr placing them underneath the search box looks nice. Using the dark color from the color set it changes with color module.
To do this move
<?php if (isset($secondary_links)) { ?><?php print theme('links', $secondary_links, array('class' =>'links', 'id' => 'subnavlist')) ?><?php } ?>to just under print $search_box like this:
and in style.css change:
to:
Comment #6
Jeff Burnz commentedI propose we get rid of secondary links entirely.
Main reasons is the theme does not support them well and the current implementation is rather confusing for new users. Anyone who knows what they are doing can implement secondary links anywhere they want such as level02's suggestion.
As a compromise we could just leave the secondary code block in page.tpl.php and comment out support for them in pixture.info