I've just migrated my Drupal 7 live site to a fresh dev site and the default theme is only partially loading. Database, code, and files are fresh copies. Everything (content, links, etc) is good except for the theme.
The theme is listed under Appearance and is correctly set to default. The theme's image loads on the Appearance page, the name and info are loaded from the subtheme's .info file, and the parent theme's css is loading (zurb_foundation).
But the subtheme's custom css, regions, and favicon as defined in the subtheme.info are not loading. It's odd, like half the theme is working and half is not.
Attempted fixes include rebuilding the theme registry, switching themes back and forth, drush cc all, checking directory permissions.
Any clues?
I don't know why it broke, but I know the fix now.
Duplicate the theme folder. Rename the theme's info file. Load this as a new theme. Problem solved.
The contents of the theme directory are exactly the same, but the new name allows it to load correctly.
I know this is an older post, but the same happened to me recently.
The Live-Server used a different PHP Version (5.3.X). Switching to PHP 5.4 solved the problem immediately.
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I have a new install of DNN 9.8.1 and have installed 2sxc 11.11.04. I am trying to create Tailwind "tlw1" editions of the content-templates but was having issues where the BS4 templates were loading even though the tailwind theme I am using has a koi.json file defining "tlw1" as the default css framework.
Thinking I had configured something wrong, I setup a test. I added the content layout with the image|text view to a page with the Xcillion theme. I then added this remark #* Bootstrap 4 Template *# to the top of the BS4 template (added directly to the file using vs code) to make it easy to identify. Seeing Xcillion uses BS3, when I go to edit the template file, I expect the template from the ../BS3/Content folder to load. The editor however is loading the BS4 template from ../Content, not the BS3 template.
Do I not understand how koi is supposed to work, or is there possibly an issue with the koi implementation?
I figured it out. If you use the Edit Template button in the 2sxc content module, the 2sxc editor opens in a new tab and always loads the BS4 template, even though your theme is using BS3 or other framework. If you navigate to the BS3 folder (or other framework folder) through the file system, and edit the files directly with a code editor such as VS Code, the changes you make are displayed correctly as expected.
I'm new to Gatsby and I started a project using a starter, Gatsby-starter-ghost. The starter comes with the Casper theme, and now I want to replace Casper with a new theme or build a custom theme.
I can't figure out how to replace Casper or even find where it is in the project folders. There is a lot of documentation available on Gatsby themes and starters but I can barely find any documentation for gatsby-starter-ghost. I've dug through the node_modules and src folders and can't even find where the Casper theme is located. If I install a new theme with npm and put the plugin in the gatsby-config file it breaks my project and I get GraphQL errors galore. I've read that themes should usually be in the content folder, but my content folder contains nothing but two empty folders.
Here is my project structure:
How do I replace the theme in the gatsby-ghost-starter?
Gatsby Themes use a concept called 'shadowing'. You can replace any of the default files for the theme by placing a file with the same path and name in your content folder. This is probably why your folder doesn't have any theme files, the starter is just using all the defaults.
That said, looking at gatsby-starter-ghost, it doesn't look like it's using a Gatsby Theme at all, so shadowing doesn't apply.
If you look at gatsby-starter-ghost/src/components/common/, it has various files which define the components that are being used. Most notably, Layout.js is setting out the base structure for every page, and imports a CSS file from ../../styles/app.css.
This CSS, those common components, as well as the various template files in src/templates are what is defining the HTML structure of the pages, and the CSS that those use. If you adjust those, you should be able to change the design to suit your needs.
Start by looking at app.css and adjusting it a bit, see how far that takes you. But you may need to update the components if you want to introduce new classes or change the HTML structure.
I am new to this and trying to figure this out. I have created a internal.ascx page and a Internal.css file for my internal page for a website. If I create a new page in DNN and apply this new skin it doesnt seem to apply the CSS. I copied the both ascx and css file to the _default/Skins/ folder.
Have also tried adding in the css via the following code
<dnn:DnnCssInclude runat="server" FilePath="/Internal.css" PathNameAlias="SkinPath" />
Nothing seems to be working. Have cleared my cache and tried different machine to view the page. But the style is still not coming through.
Thanks in advance
Create a new folder in the _default/Skins/. For example, call the folder "Internal" (/Portals/_default/Skins/Internal). Copy your ascx and css skin files into there. Rename the css to "skin.css". You shouldn't need to reference it in the ascx since DNN will pick it up based on the name.
Also, the reason your CSS include statement may not have worked was because filepath "/Internal.css" was probably trying to look for it in the root of the website. I would think it would simply be "Internal.css". But you could verify in Firebug what path it generated.
I have set it up in the libraries folder, WYSIWYG is under modules. Both are enabled, I have set users, cleared my cache and browser cache, set WYSIWYG profiles, selected CKEditor for Full HTML, added buttons and it's not just there when I go to edit??
I'm lost spent quite a bit of time on this now - any suggestions would be great
I installed CKEditor module, CKEditor library, and then had to hack the CKEditor library folder by creating new subdirectories with the appropriate files (it was looking for the skin and language files in the wrong directory within the CKEditor library folder)...
I'm using the latest version of everything - why is this happening? I would have thought since this happened to me its happening to everyone else as well!
If anyone else has this problem, ensure you have these files in your /modules/ckeditor/ckeditor/ folder: "lang/en-gb.js" "skins/kama/images/sprites.png" "skins/kama/editor.css" "skins/kama/icons.png"
All these files are just in the root folder by default for some reason.
I am trying to make a custom maintenance page for Bamboo theme in Drupal 7.
I already follow some tips I have found in internet, but they don't work.
The site is in maintenance mode, but with a layout totally different from the rest of the theme (it is a simple logo with the message "site in maintenance ..."
In the theme there isn't a template named maintenance-page.tpl.php in root theme directory neither in subdirectory templates.
I created a new file copied from html.tpl.php in both directory, but without success.
Some advice? What should I do?
Thanks in advance,Mauro
You can copy the maintenance-page.tpl.php from Bartik (default
Drupal theme) and paste it to you theme folder
Customize the new file maintenance-page.tpl.php