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By laurian on
Hi,
I'm trying to use the Acquia Prosper theme but the regions appear all as in a vertical layout with 100% width for each. I have therefore:
header top
header
preface top
sidebar first
...
When configuring blocks for Fusion core, everything's alright (my sidebar first is at the left of the content, ...). Fusion starter has also the same problem as Acquia Prosper, so I think it's not an Acquia problem but fusion's.
I use a new Drupal 6.13 install, I installed the modules nice_menu, dhtml_menu and skinr, and my themes available are Garland, Acquia Prosper, Fusion Core and Fusion Starter.
I put a screenshot there: http://laurian.ovh.org/prosper.jpg
I'm newbie here, so sorry if i make stupid mistakes...
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Its really almost impossible to trouble shoot issues from an image, but at a guess I would assume the stylesheet that contains the layout is not loading, but I could be wrong as Fusion is pretty technical with the layout.
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First of all, thanks for the
First of all, thanks for the quick answer!
I sent the image in case someone had had the same issue...
I checked differences between the Fusion Core and Acquia block configuration pages. In stylesheets, I have for Fusion Core:
and for Acquia Proser: (you can see this stylesheet here: http://laurian.ovh.org/bouh/sites/all/themes/acquia_prosper/css/acquia-p...)Additionally, Acquia Prosper adds two scripts:
Finally, to help troubleshooting, I put the source code of the two pages:
- http://laurian.ovh.org/fusion_core.txt
- http://laurian.ovh.org/acquia_prosper.txt
My guess is that for some reason, Acquia Prosper "forgets" the grid:
- it doesn't include the stylesheet
- when i inspect the div main (body/page/page-inner/main-wrapper/main), it has the classes "main row grid16-16" in fusion core, and only "main row" in acquia prosper
- same for sidebar-first (body/page/page-inner/main-wrapper/main/main-inner/sidebar-first): "sidebar-first row nested grid16-3" in fusion core, "sidebar-first row nested" in acquia prosper
So how do I get the grid back? I use the "960px 16 column grid", "Split sidebars" and 3 grid units for each sidebar in Acquia Prosper theme configuration, which are the theme defaults.
Same issue with Acquia Slate & Fusion on Drupal 6.13
I'm a newbie too. This is my 1st post. I'm using D 6.13. because that is all my ISP supports (under Redhat Linux). I tried all the suggestions that I read about on similar forum answers, such as clearing the cache, disabling all caches, changing file permissions on /sites/defaults, changing the layout settings on Acquia Slate, moving blocks around to different regions, making sure any Windows line-terminators where changed to *nix line-terminators -- all without luck. The layout is messed up on both Chrome and IE so it's not IE specific. All attempts to change the layout are ignored.
I went to the trouble of setting up a nearly identical Drupal environment on my localhost and behold! it works just fine there. I could not find a D 6.13 distribution so I had to go with D 6.26 on Windows 7. Now I am wondering if this issue is specific to D 6.13. Here are the block layouts from the two distributions for the exaclty the same setup as far as I know:
Acquia Slate 6.x 3.0 beta 1 under Drupal 6.13: http://zaun.com/blocks-zaun-com-cms.pdf
Acquia Slate 6.x 3.0 beta 1 under Drupal 6.26: http://zaun.com/blocks-localhost.pdf
I'm very very new to Drupal (only used it for a few days) and I've run out of ideas. Any suggestions welcome. I'm even willing to try a D 6.13 distribution on my localhost to see if I can reproduce the issue there if someone can tell me where to get it.
Apparently was fixed in a later version of Drupal
Looks like this issue was fixed in a later version of Drupal on November 9, 2009. See http://drupal.org/node/628794 . That means I'm screwed. I'll either have to swtich to a different ISP or find a non-Fusion based theme that fits my needs. Oh well...
I found and installed D 6.13
I found and installed D 6.13 on my localhost. To my surprise the Acquia Slate + Fusion theme displays just fine on D 6.13. So much for my hypothesis about D 6.13. Something about my ISP's installation of D 6.13 isn't right but I have no idea what. Maybe Linux vs. Windows? I'll try to reinstall from scratch yet again. This will be my 4th or 5th reinstall. It occurrs to me that I might be able to reinstall manually via FTP rather than use the Plesk Web App Installation Panel provided by my ISP.