Dear Marian,

I'm trying to install your beautiful Libra theme on a fresh D7.0 install. I've uploaded the Omega 1.1 theme and the Libra 1.0 for D7, activated Libra. I get a full list of warnings (see screenshot) and the homepage looks garbled and very strange (see screenshot), and I cannot access any menu items. I've also tried Omega 2.0 and the dev version.

I'd like to use your theme for it's fresh and clean look.
Can you please help?

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#1 libra-settings.jpg35.66 KBmarianojofre
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marianojofre’s picture

marianojofre commented
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Hello Guzzi,

Thanks, and I´m very glad you like Libra Theme. Please try to install Omega core 1.0. I think it will work.
I attached a screenshot so you can see the configuration.

Regards,
Mariano

Guzzi’s picture

Guzzi commented

Thanks, Mariano. Runs like a charm now. Beautiful theme.
Regards,

Sergio

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Guzzi commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)
akeyworth’s picture

akeyworth commented
Status: Closed (works as designed) » Active

Hi,
Drupal novice here- I installed Omega, followed by Libra, yet after enabling them in that order, all I see is the following message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function omega_theme() in /homepages/28/d376131487/htdocs/drupal-7.7/sites/all/themes/libra/template.php on line 27

Kinda strange that the function would be undefined, neh?

Any suggestions? I'm not even sure where the documentation is.

leksat’s picture

leksat commented

@akeyworth, you should use Omega 1.x version to get Libra works. I lost two hours to learn this :)

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BManke commented

Alternatively you can just fix their code (libra's).

Go to the libra folder, open the template.php

find this line:
$hooks = omega_theme($existing, $type, $theme, $path);

replace with this:
$hooks['omega_theme'] = array($existing, $type, $theme, $path);

also take note of the comment following this line, which is where I got the wisdom how to get it fixed ;).

works fine with omega 3 for me.

B

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imeldamayhem commented

Using Drupal 7.12 and Omega 7.x-3.1 (i.e. the recommended release), it didn't work for me, either.

The fix in #6 got the site working, but the logo did not display - I got a big white bar at the top.

It would be nice to see this working with the recommended release of Omega, not an outdated release.

Also, I know that Omega is briefly mentioned on the Libra project page, but there is no link to Omega. This is quite confusing for a newbie like me! With modules, you usually find a section listing what other modules are required/optional. Could this not be done for this subtheme, too?

As it stands, I don't want to install an outdated base theme, so I would consider Libra to be broken.