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By xeno on
Hi,
I have installed drupal and want to change the theme. I have loaded the theme and changed it to the default theme. The layout changes however nothing else does (i.e font, colour, logo etc). The same theme worked fine in my test installation in a subdomain.
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Theme?
Which theme are you using?
This sounds like a cache issue, either your browser cache or Drupal cache (admin/system).
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I am using interlaced
I'll check the cache settings. I have cleared the browser cache and the drupal cache is disabled. I'll try enabling it...
Neither seem to have made a difference. The most annoying thing is that I have a test installation in a subdomain and that works fine.
*sigh*
css for themes not working for me either
I just installed drupal and finally got it to work on my hosts server. They didn't allow the htaccess file so I had to tweak the php.ini file manually to get it to work. I turned on the cache, and refreshed my browser (even tried viewing in Mozilla instead of IE) but any changes I make to the css for the themes don't show up. Also, I don't think the theme is picking up the css at all, since the images for the themes all come up as broken links. I have the same issue that switching between the default themes makes subtle layout changes, but the fonts, colors, etc. don't pick up. Last thing: I replaced all the include files except for (conf.php) and all the themes files with a fresh download of drupal files...no change.
http://www.wooblelab.com
(running drupal 4.4.1 on unix server at catalog.com; macosX on my machine here)
What can I do? Thanks!
Base
If you go to a page on your site and "view source" in your browser, you'll see in the head section:
<base href="http://www.wooblelab.com/index.php/" />
It should be:
<base href="http://www.wooblelab.com/" />
I'm guessing this is a mistake in your settings in includes/conf.php file.
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solved
thanks a lot. problem solved.
ahhh, a rock and a hard place
Okay. If I change this my site doesn't work at all. I get the following problem following problem .
Basically my front page doesn't work at all because, for some reason, my server thinks that there is an index.html page (there isn't - I've checked again and again).
So can anyone see another way around this? Does anyone have any ideas as to whether there is some server setting I need to change (I have no clue)? Or am I basically up the creek?
Fixed
I had http://www.xenodochion.net/index.php to deal with the problem mentioned in the other post.
I just changed it to http://www.xenodochion.net/ and it all works.
Thanks for the advice.
Apache
If you're using Apache, in the httpd.conf file
#
# DirectoryIndex: Name of the file or files to use as a pre-written HTML
# directory index. Separate multiple entries with spaces.
#
DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php index.php3
You might be able to override this in a .htaccess file as well
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