Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Marinelli
Version:
6.x-2.6
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Minor
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
2 Feb 2009 at 16:57 UTC
Updated:
17 Jul 2016 at 00:39 UTC
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Comment #1
rpardun commentedWhat I did was grab the page.tpl.php file from giordani and drop it into the Alagna directory. Then you have to tweak the layout.css file starting on line 141 to read:
/edited - deleted
It seems to work fine and looks great. Hope this helps.
Rik
www.VillageTechnology.net
Comment #2
rpardun commentedPosted the wrong file...sorry
/*- Sidebar Subpages Menu */
.lsidebar {
width: 190px;
float: left;
margin-top:0px;
margin-right:18px;
margin-bottom:0px;
margin-left:0px;
}
.rsidebar {
width: 190px;
float: left;
margin-top:0px;
margin-right:0px;
margin-bottom:0px;
margin-left:18px;
}
Comment #3
signal000 commentedDoes anyone know how to change the menu tabs to have rounded corners instead of square ?
Comment #4
signal000 commentedI just updated my theme to and now I have both sidebars on the right hand side.
Something seems to have broken this in 6.x-2.94.
Any Help ?
Comment #5
rpardun commentedI did it with graphics. I took the base blocktop.gif and edited to the shape I wanted and made it a transparent .png file. I then set the background block behind it to the color of the rest of the site and there ya have it. I have seen some people do it with layered graphics via css but I am not that patient.
My way works for what I need it for.
Comment #6
rpardun commentedDid you overwrite the CSS files when you updated?
This is how you should do it in case you are not aware.
To create a sub theme based on Alagna you need to:
1. Copy the Alagna directory up to your theme directory of choice.
2. Edit the .info file and change
name = yourtheme
stylesheets[all][] = style_override.css
base theme = alagna
Dont forget to rename it to yourtheme.info
3. Delete the .css files out of the directory.
4. Create a new file called style_override.css (or whatever you want to call it!)
5. Put any css modifications in THIS file only and leave all the others alone.
6. Copy any .php files that you want to modify into the directory.
7. Enable your theme and you are off and running.
Now you have a subtheme that will not be overwritten every time you update the core themes.
Comment #7
signal000 commentedI still have the two side bars located on the right hand side.
Comment #8
Grayside commentedSo you,
1. Successfully created your Alagna subtheme.
2. Copied the Giordani page.tpl.php file into your subtheme
3. Changed your site to use your new subtheme.
4. If it did not work, cleared your cache.
Comment #9
sterg17 commentedHey - Can anyone let me know how to change the PAGE WIDTH in alagna?? Been looking for help on it, but couldnt find anything. Right now its too small...i want the page to be about 95% of the whole screen (its around 80% now).
Where can I change this - i know some have it in the theme settings but I cant find it for alagna. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks!
Comment #10
dom_b commentedsorry if this is stupid but i'm completely new to css and themeing! I want to change the layout of alagna to move the columns. I've made a subtheme and want to override the css in alagna to make it with the columns on either side. do I just make a new css file in my subtheme with just what i want to move around (ie the columns) and this will change everything? Or do I have to make a new css file with all the details for all the blocks etc.
i've created a subtheme folder.
created a subtheme.css file
moved the giordini page.tpl.php file into
i select the theme and i still have both columns on the right.
Comment #11
oadaeh commentedThis issue is being closed because it is against a branch for a version of Drupal that is no longer supported.
If you feel that this issue is still valid, feel free to re-open and update it (and any possible patch) to work with the 7.x-4.x branch.
Thank you.