Hi I like to do some custom theming on the breadcrumb (change the what printing) and the site slogan (Like to change color, placement for each word has 4 words). I am thinking I need to do it in the template.php. However, then I copy the template.php file from the marinelli directory to my subtheme directory it does not like. Note my subtheme is not inside the marinelli directory. I created outside the marinelli (is this correct way for this theme) changing the .info to have base theme = marinelli and name = oflc_theme (name of my theme) and project = "oflc_theme" ( not sure if should change this one). I thought I saw somewhere that you can create theme specify template.php something like oflc_theme_template.php. However, cannot find the info on it now. If someone can point my to the info or give suggestion on how to do that be great.

Also, great theme I love. It been so easy to learn from it as Drupal newbie.

Pam

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antcw commented

I've just created a subtheme for Alagna. I copied the template.php and then deleted all the functions that I did not want to change. I then renamed the functions I wanted to change by replacing 'marinelli' with my theme name. For example: my theme is called 'nexor' so the function marinelli_width got renamed nexor_width. I also changed the function called phptemplate_breadcrumb by renaming it nexor_breadcrumb.

In Site Configuration|Performance make sure 'Optimize CSS Files' is disabled. You also might need to click the 'Clear Cache' button after making these changes.

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oadaeh commented
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

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