Have you thought to just release with an all white theme?

On Shopping cart sites it is always a good place to start all white, push color from content items.

The skinr module with borders for blocks,etc. would pull the site together fairly well.

This would give shopping cart development a boost, you could start all white and apply color as needed

The grey and grey-blue definitely has no appeal for shopping cart site.

Currently, I am building a cart with the Prosper.. morbid looking, until I have time to spend to make it look better.

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stephthegeek’s picture

stephthegeek commented
Status: Active » Postponed

Yep, we'll be doing more designs down the road. In the meantime, you don't have to use one of the two colour schemes. You might even want to just use fusion_starter and only pull over the bits you need.

domineaux’s picture

domineaux commented

I did as you mentioned config the starter fusion.

THANKS

Zalatar’s picture

Zalatar commented

I am missing the obvious here. How do I enable the blue color scheme?
Thx,
Z

jeremycaldwell’s picture

jeremycaldwell commented

Zalastar, open up your "acquia_prosper.info" file and make these changes.

Change this: 

stylesheets[all][] = design_packs/gray/gray.css

To this:

;stylesheets[all][] = design_packs/gray/gray.css

And then this:

;stylesheets[all][] = design_packs/blue/blue.css

To this: 

stylesheets[all][] = design_packs/blue/blue.css

All I did there was comment out ";" the gray style and then uncomment the blue style. Save those changes and then clear the cache on your Performance page and it should reload the site in a blue color scheme instead.

Zalatar’s picture

Zalatar commented

Great, I was looking for a check box or something. Thanks for the info. That was easy.
Sometimes it's hard to see the forest because of the trees....
Z

goody815’s picture

goody815 commented
Assigned: Unassigned » goody815
Status: Postponed » Closed (fixed)

the D7 dev version is compatible with the color module. you can play around with the color schemes to create your own color palette.