On the "Block Settings" page, regardless of which theme you have selected, you are actually modifying the RootCandy themes block settings.

Am using Drupal 6.19.

Thanks

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#6 1.jpg79.96 KBgynekolog
#6 2.jpg140.98 KBgynekolog
#2 acquia-prosper-block-settings-changed.png195.1 KBEolmornedhel
#2 rootcandy-after-acquia-footer-changed.png193.57 KBEolmornedhel
#2 acquia-prosper-after-footer-changed.png180.44 KBEolmornedhel

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sign commented
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Strange, I assume you have tried to switch to another theme through the tabs?

If yes, can you post a screenshot when on another active theme in the blocks settings?

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Eolmornedhel commented
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new rootcandy-after-acquia-footer-changed.png193.57 KB
new acquia-prosper-block-settings-changed.png195.1 KB

Hi, I'll post 3 screenshots of the footer being changed and the result for both the changed theme and rootcandy.

Thanks.

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sign commented
Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

Hi,
there are tabs, at the top of the page, which should have the name of your theme "Acquia slate"?
So if you want to change blocks for that theme you have to click on that tab first, then it should change the template to acquia slate and you will see all the relevant regions.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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

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gynekolog commented
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When I do changes in block settings for RootCandy and save changes, changes apply to others themes

screenshots 1 - saved changes
screenshots 2 - after save changes for rootcandy

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bmonizzle commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

This is still a problem. I added a ticket the other day, and it must have been removed because of this one. I will gladly give any information needed, but as it stands, I cannot update blocks for my custom theme, only for rootcandy, no matter which tab I am on. Where does this action take place, maybe I can take a stab at it?

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bmonizzle commented
Status: Active » Needs review

http://drupal.org/node/219910 i guess this is an hook_init() issue... Can someone verify?

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bmonizzle commented
Status: Needs review » Closed (works as designed)

My Bad! This is not a problem with rootcandy at all. This is because of themes being initialized in the hook_init() of a busted module... If this is happening to you, then you probably have a module which is calling theme stuff too early... I had to dig through 158 modules to find which one was messing my install up, and it was an early drupal_get_form() function call.

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3dloco commented

I have this same issue...but have not yet identified the offending module. Since I needed to make changes to the blocks asap, I found a temporary workaround: change the admin theme to (or the theme you need to make the changes for), then make the changes, and then switch your admin theme back to Rootcandy.