Hello,

I have a very small cosmetic problem that I want to solve for good. Basically, if you delete the stock logo that comes with this theme there is a thin grey 2 pixel line on the far left of the header.png that is normally covered by the drupal logo.

My custom logo exposes the edge, so naturally i used FireBug to target the file, and found that it was in my default/files/color folder. Great! I deleted the two pixels and moved on.

The problem is that every time I change the main style.css I have to go into my admin menu and re-save the theme so it caches the changes. But when I do this it brings back that annoying grey line because it generates a brand new folder in default/files/color.

Now I have tried to edit the header.png that is located at themes/pixture_reloaded/images. This one is the default pink one. I thought maybe it was using this as a default / base image set but it's not. I have edited that one to remove the 2 pixel boarder and it still appears every time I re-save.

Any idea where the new path is? This simple thing has been driving me nuts ahahah. Thanks in advance :)

You can check out my implementation of the theme at http://shogungamer.com

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DjC4’s picture

DjC4 CreditAttribution: DjC4 commented

Well I figured out how the file system works. all the images and base style sheet are in the main theme folder. then every time you use the color mod it saves a new temp file based off of it.

Jeff Burnz’s picture

Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commented

Actually you can tell Drupal not to replace this image and simply copy over your own image, look in color.inc in the theme, all the images in the copy array will be copied without be recolored.

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DjC4 CreditAttribution: DjC4 commented

Ooh thanks for that tip! I'll look into that!