From the readme

3) Copy advanced_profile_author-pane.tpl.php from the 'theme' directory inside of the
'advanced_profile' project directory to the root of your theme directory. This
is a customized version of the Author Pane template designed for APK. You can
make further modifications to this if needed.

Where exactly do you place this file:

sites/all/themes/

or

public_html/subfolder/themes/

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Comments

michelle’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

Neither. You need to put it in your theme.

Michelle

domineaux’s picture

Thanks

dddave’s picture

I am not a native speaker but wouldn't avoid something like "to the root of your theme's directory" avoid confusion?

I was wondering were to put it myself until I found this issue.

michelle’s picture

They both refer to the same place. If it makes it easier for non native speakers, I'm fine with the change.

Michelle

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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

nyleve101’s picture

Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Hi,

I've placed my advanced_profile_author-pane.tpl.php in the folder for my theme but it isn't overiding the original. I've cleared my cache. Any ideas?

Thanks for the module!

Hope you're well and taking care of yourself,

Evelyn

nyleve101’s picture

apologies, i was actually referring to author-pane.tpl.php i'll repost there.

Thanks!

DanielH’s picture

I have copied advanced_profile_author-pane.tpl.php to my theme directory (sites/all/themes/mytheme/advanced_profile_author-pane.tpl.php) and it isn't being discovered. it's still using the default author pane (I enabled $variables['show_template_location'] = TRUE; in my template.php to verify). Any suggestions on why it might not be discovered? My whole installation is up-to-date.

Thanks
Daniel

edit: yes, I cleared the cache :-)