Hi all,

i somehow "crashed" the implementation of the layout.css for blogging (afaik).
it worked well but since a few hours now it isnt displayed like the way it used to be, see here: http://split-guide.com

how can i solve that problem?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I'm not sure what you mean by "crashed." What isn't working the way you expected?

By the way, I really like the fonts and color scheme you chose for split-guide.com

Also, please report any other problems you had with the theme. You're using it on a larger site than I anticipated it being used for.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Changing status to "needs more info."

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METZGERR commented

looks like ive sold it on my own, it hasnt worked well or as it has used to - but anyways, i somehow sold it on my own oO ;)

well, im creating a "(community)" or a guide for split, located in dalmatia in croatia. yet there isnt such english site on the web, i want to provide all important informations for travellers and add some insider informations like where to stay or where to go for dinner.
yet im really satisfied with the drupal engine and theme haven expired any big problems yet.

thanks for the great theme!

*edit: i have a question, how can i edit the name of the header images?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Category: bug » support

> i have a question, how can i edit the name of the header images?

Your FTP tool should allow you to edit the names of files you've already uploaded. The name that appears in the drop down list in the theme settings is based on the filename.

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METZGERR commented

Hey Shannon,

**FIXED
I had to edit the font style, the one i used (Georgia, 16px) looked more than just awful in smaller resolutions (1024 and below).
but I liked the fonts especially in headlines - so how can I edit the css to have the blogheadlines ain Georgia?
**

please take a look at www.split-guide.com perhapes you have an eye for what to change to make it even better ;)
Many thanks (specially for the awesome theme) and Shout-outs
oliver

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Anonymous (not verified) commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Closed (fixed)

Sorry about taking so long to reply.

The font families are defined in text.css.

To change the text of just the blog headlines, you could add a CSS selector that affected just the link text in the blog headlines:

.node-blog div.headline h2 a {
  font-family: Georgia, serif;
}

Note that this only affects the blog entries. If you wanted it to affect all nodes, you would have to change .node-blog to .node

If you want to make sure your custom styles remain separate from the theme's CSS files, you could create a separate CSS file such as splitguide.css and add it to the stylesheets section of the nitobe.info file like this:

stylesheets[screen][] = splitguide.css

Any custom CSS files should be below the theme's own CSS files so that your styles will override the ones in the theme.

As for comments on your current fonts, your section headers such as 'blogs', 'how do you like the site?', and 'search' are in a sans-serif font. Using a sans-serif font for your content text and a serif font for your headers is good, but a large sans-serif font close to a large serif font doesn't always work (I've never gotten it to work, but I'm not a designer). What about having the section headers like 'blogs' in all upper case or in a small-caps variant of your serif font so they match the menu headers?