Template overrides need to be placed in templates/ directory. [#523368]

Hi,

thx for this theme. I try it and i found two errors:

1. the theme always shows node links twice: inline links AND links
That means i saw all links twice. I solve the problem with css:
.node ul.links.inline {
display: none;
}

2. the main problem exists with organic groups
If i add a node to a organic group the list of links change from the normal behavoir (grey box, nice) to a unsorted HTML list.
If i switched backed the node to public (without any group) it looks like ok.

I tried everything with other (standard) themes and i worked.

Please help.
thx
Gerald aka paulap

Comment	File	Size	Author
#1	Externe Anforderungen \| AAM - Austrian Archiving Model (20090718).pdf	521.28 KB	paulap

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Comment #1

paulap commented 18 July 2009 at 13:35

Title:

Node Links confused if node is registered to a organic group

» Node Links confused if node is registered to a organic group - Screen - Attachment - More Info

Status	File	Size
new	Externe Anforderungen \| AAM - Austrian Archiving Model (20090718).pdf	521.28 KB

Here is a screenshot.

This is a view containing 3 node of the same content-type.

The first node looks different to the other nodes. Thats the problem....

wr
Gerald aka paulap

Comment #2

paulap commented 18 July 2009 at 13:57

Title:

Node Links confused if node is registered to a organic group - Screen - Attachment - More Info

» Node Links confused if node is registered to a organic group - Alter inc file - better but not...

Hi,

i changed the preprocess-node.inc file:
// Remove classes on links, the wrapper classes are enough.
// XXXXX $vars['links'] = !empty($node->links) ? theme('links', $node->links, NULL) : '';
$vars['terms'] = theme('links', $vars['taxonomy'], NULL);

Not it looks better but the problems exists. The node with the organic group relation looks different and has another CSS/HTML relation.