? .cvsignore ? .gitignore ? skinr-970130-6.patch ? skinr_942950_11.patch Index: help/theme.html =================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/drupal-contrib/contributions/modules/skinr/help/theme.html,v retrieving revision 1.2 diff -u -p -r1.2 theme.html --- help/theme.html 15 Oct 2010 07:26:55 -0000 1.2 +++ help/theme.html 19 Nov 2010 17:58:49 -0000 @@ -1,38 +1,9 @@ -

Skinr creates a variable containing your skins class that you need to print - inside your template files. Thankfully this will not be necessary in Drupal 7, - but for now you'll need to add the $skinr variable and all the - template files you plan to use yourself. -

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Printing the $skinr variable

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The $skinr variable should be printed in the class attribute of - the first, or outer-most <div> in your theme's template - files. The variable is the same no matter which type you are dealing with, but - you may need to add template files to your theme. The variable is added by - doing: -

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<?php print $skinr; ?>
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NOTE: Depending on how your template files are structured, you may need to add a blank space before the variable so it doesn't conflict with other classes you might have:

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<?php print ' '. $skinr; ?>
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Template files needed in your theme

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Here is a list of template files that are typically used and supported by - Skinr. See the link for each if you need to create these from scratch in your - theme. These links point to Drupal's default code for the template files. - You'll be able to copy/paste that code or tpl file to your theme. Then you can - add the $skinr variable and modify the code to suit your needs. +

Contextual links

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In Drupal 7 Skinr settings can be applied in the UI through admin configuration pages. Skinr also makes use of the contextual links that ship with Drupal 7 so that you can easily access Skinr settings without having to go to these admin pages. The contextual links are printed on nodes and blocks automatically but if you want them to appear for regions and the page body you will need to add a PHP snippet to their templates. See the links below for each if you need to create these from scratch in your theme. These links point to Drupal's default code for the template files. You'll be able to copy/paste that code or tpl file to your theme. Then you need to add 

<?php print render($title_suffix); ?>
in the files right after the classes are being printed.

+Note: Body and region classes will work without these templates. - -

Note: If you have other template files, i.e. node-blog.tpl.php make sure you print the $skinr variable in them, otherwise it wont work.