YO! How about adding a template.php file with a preprocessor function so we can quickly override the variables in the tpl.php files? Check it:

<?php
// $Id: $

/**
* Override or insert PHPTemplate variables into the templates.
*/
function phptemplate_preprocess_maintenance_page(&$vars) {
/**
* Suggested vars to override: @see http://drupal.org/node/195435 for example
* $vars['head_title']
* - the value used in the HTML tag. Defaults to
* "Site off-line | Drupal".
* $vars['site_name']
* - value used in the page's
tag. Defaults to "Drupal". If "Site name"
* is turned off in your theme configuration, then you'll want to clear
* this variable.
* $vars['logo']
* - if you're using a custom logo override in the theme settings. Use the
* full path of the custom logo, relative to the base directory of the
* Drupal installation. If you used the standard override upload function
* in the theme configuration for your custom logo, your logo will be
* stored in sites/all/files/
* $vars['site_slogan']
* - Your site's slogan. If "Site slogan" is turned off in your theme
* configuration but you still have a site slogan defined in Site
* Information, then you'll want to clear this variable.
* $vars['content']
* - Main message. Can have HTML markup.
*/
}

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sirkitree’s picture

sirkitree commented

Damnitall- that looks like hell!

and I can't edit it... /sigh

try this again

// $Id: $

/**
 * Override or insert PHPTemplate variables into the templates.
 */
function phptemplate_preprocess_maintenance_page(&$vars) {
  /**
   * Suggested vars to override: @see http://drupal.org/node/195435 for example
   * $vars['head_title'] 
   * - the value used in the HTML <title> tag. Defaults to 
   *   "Site off-line | Drupal".
   * $vars['site_name'] 
   * - value used in the page's <h1> tag. Defaults to "Drupal". If "Site name" 
   *   is turned off in your theme configuration, then you'll want to clear 
   *   this variable.
   * $vars['logo'] 
   * - if you're using a custom logo override in the theme settings. Use the 
   *   full path of the custom logo, relative to the base directory of the 
   *   Drupal installation. If you used the standard override upload function 
   *   in the theme configuration for your custom logo, your logo will be 
   *   stored in sites/all/files/
   * $vars['site_slogan'] 
   * - Your site's slogan. If "Site slogan" is turned off in your theme 
   *   configuration but you still have a site slogan defined in Site 
   *   Information, then you'll want to clear this variable.
   * $vars['content'] 
   * - Main message. Can have HTML markup.
   */
}