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In the latest dev, the style for the columns and the menu background is not there.
Eg
#columns {
background: #fff;
}
was in the previous version
Is there an equivalent setting anywhere?
Comments
Comment #1
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedYes, it should be coming from the color module now, you might have to clear the cache - there is a new color option called "Content background".
Comment #2
larjohn CreditAttribution: larjohn commentedWell, I can see the setting in the color.inc file, but not on the UI.
I have cleared the caches a lot of times. Also disabled and re-enabled the Sky theme, but had no results.
Comment #3
larjohn CreditAttribution: larjohn commentedAnd something more weird: Everytime I get to change the site's logo, in the Sky settings, when I submit the form I get a handful of
Notice: Undefined index: content_bg στην _color_rewrite_stylesheet() (γραμμή 475 του /var/www/drupal/modules/color/color.module).
Comment #4
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedI found the issue, its a really old problem I found ages ago in Drupal color module, for some reason if you use underscores in color info array names things can go wrong, funny thing is Sky has used underscores for ages but in almost all my other themes I got rid of theme because of issues like this.
I'll commit an update soon, just want to test a bit.
Cheers.
Comment #5
larjohn CreditAttribution: larjohn commentedThanks a lot!
Comment #6
larjohn CreditAttribution: larjohn commentedCommit 4bd164f made most color settings disappear except the first three, without bringing back the content background color setting
Comment #7
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedYou would need to uninstall the theme or do some serious cache clearing, for example manually cleaning out the database entries in the variable table, the ones for color module - you could try just saving the theme settings and see what happens.
Disable the theme, then look for "color_sky_palette" in the variable table and delete it. Then re-enable and it should rewrite the palette.
Comment #8
larjohn CreditAttribution: larjohn commentedYes! It works fine now! Thanks!