I have some problems wit styling of block headers and displaying icons.
I installed Drupal 6.19
Created a 'themes'-folder under sites/all
Added 3 new folders in this themes-folder :
- acquia_marina
- fusion
- skinr

Installed the 3 themes : acquia_marina 6.x-3.0-beta1, fusion 6.x-1.0, skinr 6.x-1.5.
The 3 themes are enabled.
Acquia_Marina is checked as default theme.

Most of the items are green and blue.

The block titles are dark grey on a light grey background.
You can see what I mean on www.antroposofischebibliotheek.eu. The title of the calender is grey and doesn't display any icon.
Any idea how I can get the block titles white wit green background ?
Also the icons are missing, e.g. icon-star.png.

When I go to the block configuration page, the first item I see is the Multilanguage settings.
Further on, nothing about 'block title styles'.

I searched for a solution by reading a lot of other post, but couldn't find anything that could help me.

Can anybody help me?

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jeremycaldwell’s picture

jeremycaldwell commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Hi there, can you check to see that the Acquia Marina theme is set to active and the default? Sometimes the theme can be enabled but not set as the default and that causes the Skinr styles to not be available to your blocks.

Once you have that checked, you should be able to hover over a block and click the "gear' icon to configure the block. From there you should see some Skinr styles you can apply to your blocks. Choose any of the styles there and save the block and the style should be applied to your block.

If you still don't see those options then make sure the Skinr module is enabled and your user has the correct permissions to view and edit Skinr styles.

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Mie commented
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Hi,

Thanks for your answer.
As you can see in attach, the themes are correctly configured.
I see the gear icon to configure the blocks.
When I click on the gear, the first item I see is 'Multilanguage settings'.
Further on, nothing about Skinr styling.

You talk about user permissions.
I'm logged in as userid=1. I think I have all needed permissions with this userid.

I already enabled another theme as default and afterward enabled Acquia_Marina as default and enabled Skinr and Fusion core. But this didn't change anything.

jeremycaldwell’s picture

jeremycaldwell commented
Status: Fixed » Active

Sorry, not sure what else may be causing your user to not see the Skinr settings since they appear on the block's configuration page if you have proper access to it. Maybe someone else might have run into this issue before and can respond?

Also, try enabling and setting as default the Fusion Core theme and see if you have proper access to the Skinr settings when you configure a block. If you still don't then it sounds like it's not an issue with the theme but rather permissions or the Skinr module wasn't installed correctly.

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Mie commented

Hi,

I set the default to Skinr but still didn't any Skinr settings.
I set the default to Fusion Core and also didn't see any Skinr Settings.
I uninstalled an reinstalled Skinr. After every step I did an 'update.php'.
But nothing has changed. :(

I hope somebody had the same problem and found a solution ...

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dddave commented

Maybe this is to easy but might it be that you have skinr installed as a theme when in fact it is a module and as such has to be installed under /modules?

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Mie commented

dddave,

Maybe to easy but ... that was my problem!
Thank you so much.
I installed Skinr under the sites\all\themes folder instead of the sites\all\modules folder.
I moved Skinr from Themes to Modules, I enabled the Skinr module and finally I can play with the Skinr, Fusion and Acquia_Marina settings.

Thank you very much !!!

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Mie commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
peterherman’s picture

peterherman commented

Hello,
i have the same Problems, but i have installed the skinr module on the right place. > sites\all\modules

What can i do now?
Thanks

nicrox’s picture

nicrox commented

I digged around this issue for quiet sometime to just find out that every single block needed to be customised on the skinr section at the bottom of the page.
Hope everyone else finds this solution useful

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thoughtcat commented

nicrox, That is pretty ridiculous, I spent hours trying to figure this out! An example of Drupal being slightly too flexible perhaps ;-) Thanks though for the tip!