The title says it. When you have multiple themes enabled, you also have multiple tabs in admin/block to configure block settings individually per theme. But that doent work for me. Block settings are the same for every theme. For example: if I enable a new block for bluemarine and switch to pushbutton, the new block is enabled in pushbutton as well.

I am not sure this is intended or by design. However I dont understand why you cant configure block per theme (the tabs to do so are there). Every theme is different, so for example Theme A has a search box integrated in header => so I disable search block for Theme A), but Theme B doesnt have the search box in theme => so I want it to be in sidebar instead. You cant even have a block in left sidebar for Theme A and in right sidebar for Theme B and thats really important I think.

Thanks.

P.S. set this to support-request if this is intended behaviour.

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profix898 commented
Project: Drupal core » Taxonomy Theme
Version: x.y.z » master
Component: block.module » Code
Assigned: Unassigned » profix898

Its more a feature than a bug. Block settings dont work when a theme has already been applied. Block.module wants to set the theme on its own to provide the user a preview of blocks enabled for that theme. So we must prevent taxonomy_theme from changing theme on that page. Patch for that will shortly be available ...

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profix898 commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Patch committed.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)
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ohnobinki commented
Component: Code » Code / API

What does that patch do? And what is the behavior of now in drupal6?