By leingang on

Hi,

I'm trying to develop a theme for my site to match our department's website (the main website's not drupal, but I want mine to look like it's part of it). Based on some of the documentation, I thought a good start would be to sub-theme the foundation theme. My info file has this in it:

core=6.x
base theme=foundation
engine=phpthemplate
stylesheets[all][] = math.css
stylesheets[print][] = print.css
scripts[]=EventHandler.js
scripts[]=ClearSearch.js
scripts[]=drop_down.js

Only partial success so far. When I look at the outputted source, I see the scripts got added on. But the stylesheets didn't

Further, when I try to create a custom page.tpl.php, I can't get it to be processed. The outputted page still uses the one from foundation.

I've only been at this for a day or two, so there must be something silly I'm missing. Can anyone unstick me? Thanks!

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vm commented

first insure that css aggregation isn't turned on in adminsiter -> performance. If on, know that it only needs to be turned on when you are ready to go and that it should be disabled any time you are making a change to css.

second, while still in adminsiter -> performance try clearing the cache tables to reset the theme registry, if you've not tried already.

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leingang commented

Thanks for the reply. I had tried both of those, but they didn't have any effect until after I read your post! In between, I replaced my subtheme with a clone of the foundation theme and started hacking on that. That got me unstuck.