A few vestigial references to obsolete javascript files were mistakenly left in the .info file for the D7 upgrade. In addition, there were some bad paths to images for unordered list bullets in the CSS files. The attached patch corrects these errors as well as re-organizing the theme's images a bit to separate images used by the main theme styles and the skin styles.

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esmerel’s picture

I get two list styles: small with >> and large with green checkmarks, though there is no style enabled by default for an UL

I git cloned marina
patch -p0 in /acquia_marina
drush cc all
reload the page

Just to make sure I didn't miss any steps :D

jhr’s picture

The patch adds IDs for #admin-menu and #toolbar. The admin-menu toolbar develops transparent links because the theme's CSS overrides the module's CSS. See pic...

I don't use the core toolbar, so someone should check for adverse effects on it, but
The attached patch removes the lines for #toolbar, and #admin-menu.

sheena_d’s picture

Instead of completely removing the selectors for the admin menu and tool bar menu, the style should be change to have background-image: none; instead of background: none; Attached patch does this.

rusto’s picture

I got bullets to show in unordered lists using the following path:

ul li {
  background: url(../skins/acquia_marina_default/images/green-bullet.png) no-repeat 0 2px;
  list-style: none;
  list-style-image: none;
  margin-bottom: 5px;
  padding: 0 0 0 15px;
}
sheena_d’s picture

@rusto - that path will no longer work once a new version of the theme is released. The images are in the wrong location in the current version. I would recommend applying the patch in #3.

ortho85’s picture

I'm using the 7.x-2.0-beta1 version, but bullets don't show.

I'm an amateur, so am I missing something? Should I use the latest -dev version, or apply the patch?

If I have to patch, can you give me more detail of which file needs the patch (sorry, real amateur!).

Thanks

sheena_d’s picture

Status: Needs review » Fixed

I didn't realize that this fix never got committed. It is now committed and will be part of the next dev release that will be automatically created tonight. If you cannot wait until tomorrow for the new dev release, you can apply the provided patch to the existing dev release. Here is the documentation on applying patches: http://drupal.org/node/60108

luk.stoops’s picture

OK, nice to have the bullets back.
Unfortunately they don’t show up in lists generated by views.
Any suggestions?
Thanks

sheena_d’s picture

That is by design. If you want those bullets to apply to item lists (the type of lists used by views) you should copy the list style css from fusion-acquia-marina-style.css (around line 83) into your local.css file and adjust the CSS selector to make it apply to your Views' lists.

luk.stoops’s picture

Hi Sheena
You were absolutely right, I entered this list style in css/local.css

.item-list ul li {
  background: url(../images/green-bullet.png) no-repeat 0 2px;
  list-style: none;
  list-style-image: none;
  margin-bottom: 5px;
  padding: 0 0 0 15px;
}

and my View lists now have bullets as well.
Thanks

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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

oo7_golden_1’s picture

Title: Bullets missing for unordered lists and file not found errors for some images and javascript files » Bullet points missing in Acquia Marina
Component: Code » Miscellaneous
Category: bug » feature
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

No bullets

Hey guys, I am extremely noobish with Drupal. So I thought I would ask a question that maybe someone could answer…

1st site ever and was lucky enough to find Acquia Marina (thanks for the great theme guys). I downloaded the 7.x-2.0-beta1 Recommended release finally found out how to make and use the local.css (very very cool by the way) I still need to work with the alternating background effect of one of my default blocks and how I might clone it for my other blocks made of views but decided that if I can JUST GET MY BULLET POINTS TO WORK I’ll be able to make my blocks easier to read and finally be ready to go live.

sheena_d your awesome by the way I see your name all over. Thanks for the patch.

As for patches though never done one before thanks for the link for guidance, again you’re awesome.

When I get to the “Warning: Patching is something that should never be done on your production site … Patching your system can lead to loss of data and/or site instabilities.” I get nervous.

I am not a programmer at all. When I break something, which seems to be often, I usually got to start all over. I broke my local site last night when trying to use the backup and migrate module. Not looking forward to trying to set it up again.

In any case I don’t feel that confident in applying a patch…

Anyone know the estimated date for a stable release of Acquia Marina? One where bullets work? It’s been about a year next month since the mistake was found and so far just the efforts of Sheena, this page and maybe 3 others on the web.

Is there any clean and or simple way to do this without messing with any patches or serous codes that can break my site?

Is there any way to use my local.css? Then just delete whatever the coding is once a working stable release is out? Anything simple for a newbie like me in other words?

I have really only used the Drupal 7 install and upgrade process. How would I apply the Development release version if i need to go that route?

Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks guys.

oo7_golden_1’s picture

Alright after playing with xampp and Acquia dev desktop control panel couldn’t get anything to work right and pretty much had to leave my comfort zone and used Filezilla to copy the Dev version of the Acquia Marina theme to my live site.

Got lucky! My Long posts on my shiny new website look great with these cute little white arrows in my stylish bullet points. Thanks luk.stoops and sheena_d for the code in post #10 (your awesome).

For Newbs like me I also accidently stumbled upon the alternating background look that I wanted in my blocks.

To alternate the background colors in a block for your view simply go to Edit View>Format>and select Table>Apply>Save and your golden!

If you want bullet points instead of alternating background colors then Edit View>Format>select HTML List>Apply this Display>Save and your golden!

This is probably day one stuff to others but took me a while.

Thanks Everyone for the awesomeness. Keep up the great work. Especially you Sheena_d ;).

Enjoy.