Views CSS

Actually this is not fully correct - there is no need to duplicate/add the templates if you just want to add back the normal classes provided by Views and CCK - just go to the theme settings page and under Advanced Theme Settings > Theme Development Settings you'll find two fieldsets for changing which classes get printed for both Views and Fields (amongst many others).

I'm not sure exactly what you mean by "View CSS Class field", normally I might use Skinr to add a special class to a View, in which case Adaptivetheme will print this in the View automatically without needed to adjust or change anything.

So unless you want to change the actual HTML provided by AT's template overrides, then you don't need to copy those templates into your subtheme - just set what classes you need in the theme settings.

i think what claudiaB meant, is exactly what i am looking for. views itself offers a way to add css-classes to a view. see attached screenshot. enabling the advanced-features (theme development... > add or remove css classes > views classes > ...) isn't successful. the css-class set in views shows not up on the html-output of the page (tried flushing all caches, too - admin menu).

how to get this specific class into html-output?

Ah ok, now I see, I will check this, sounds like a bug.

I've committed a fix to CVS, for now if you want to fix this yourself I suggest you copy the views-view.tpl.php file from Adaptivetheme core to your subtheme and make a change as per:

// User specified classes if any.
$classes[] = $css_class; // add this line just above the skinr classes, around line 41 or so.
//Skinr module classes.
$classes[] = $skinr;
if ($classes) {
  $views_classes = implode(' ', $classes);
}

wow, thanks, that was fast ^^

Cleaning up the issue queue.