Looking at the CSS of a Artisteer generated theme, I see that it is considered and displayed as a sidebar (block content), not the most appropriate for the storm page. Is there a way to correct this easily in Storm itself without getting into CSS overrides? For instance the Drupal permission page is displayed correctly so if the Storm page would be themes like that, it should be OK.

CommentFileSizeAuthor
#6 theme of storm page37.34 KBñull
#6 theme of permissions page66.78 KBñull
#2 Watermarked preview of the theme I used139.83 KBñull

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Magnity commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Can you post a screenshot? I haven't seen this before.

Which Storm pages are being displayed like this?

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ñull commented
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new Watermarked preview of the theme I used139.83 KB

I attached a water marked preview of the theme I use. Just compare /storm with for instance /admin/user/user and you will know what I mean. Note that in /storm the class to surround it is art-content-sidebar2 while on the user admin page it is art-Post-body, art-Post-inner and art-PostContent. So it gets the CSS of the right most sidebar.

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Magnity commented

Is that the correct file? Looks more like a complete version of your theme.

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ñull commented

Yes it is the complete theme, but it is a Preview version with watermarked background. The best way to reproduce the issue.

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Magnity commented

Ah right. Any chance of posting a screenshot from your install? Otherwise I'll have to find an appropriate site to load the theme onto...

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ñull commented
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new theme of permissions page66.78 KB
new theme of storm page37.34 KB

Here are the screen shots.

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Magnity commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

OK, in the end I did look through your theme files.

The content pane is always surrounded by sidebar-2. Regarding the background that isn't showing up, I didn't spend enough time to find out exactly what is happening, but I'm pretty sure its not a Storm issue but within your theme.

You might want to start by identifying which tags/classes lead to the background being rendered in the stylesheet, and seeing where they are in the templates.

In the absence of any other info to the contary, I think don't think there is any more we can do from a Storm point of view.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.