Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.The module currently checks that there isn't an arg(2), so the custom theme would apply to node/21, but not node/21/edit, node/21/revisions, etc.
The attached patch:
- Applies the custom theme to all sub-pages of node/nn
- Allows administrators to choose whether the custom theme should be applied to node/nn/edit
(as this can often be seen as a different use-case) - Some code-cleanup, switching from arg(1) and node_load functions to entity-loading using menu_get_object()
Is this patch something you could merge into dev? Although it is an additional feature, I think it fits well with the simplicity of the module, and fulfills a need I've seen on a number of client sites.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | nodetypetheme.apply_to_edit_pages_c.patch | 21.9 KB | manarth |
| #3 | nodetypetheme.apply_to_edit_pages_toob.patch | 5.67 KB | manarth |
| nodetypetheme.apply_to_edit_pages_too.patch | 5.61 KB | manarth |
Comments
Comment #1
manarth commentedComment #2
rickvug commentedsub.
Comment #3
manarth commentedNew patch: this one applies to both 'add' and 'edit' pages (previous patch only applied to 'edit' pages).
Comment #4
manarth commentedAnd a third version of the patch: this one adds improved help for administrators, fixes the implementation on node/add pages (that'll teach me to submit code without tests!) and a set of tests.
Comment #5
rickvug commentedWe are using this patch in a project and can verify that that latest version works as advertised.