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24 Sep 2011 at 14:39 UTC
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20 Feb 2012 at 19:01 UTC
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My first two questions upon enabling my sub-theme:
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! WHAT ARE ALL OF THOSE CRANKY PINK LINES?
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!! WHAT ARE ALL OF THESE "DEBUGGING" BLOCKS?
An easy thing to do for the debugging block concept is maybe changing the text to "This is a debugging block. (?)" that links you off to some documentation about it.
The crazy pink lines, I'm less sure of. Maybe a starter block in the "branding" region that explains what's going on? (and has a "hide this block" after)
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Comment #1
himerus commented+1
Comment #2
Argus commentedFunny I never had those questions, surely if I had they would NEVER made me write 2 lines of capitals.
Then again my issue posts never made me get a +1 by the theme/module dev within less then a day either so why complain...:)
Comment #3
Argus commentedOkey, let's rephrase
Comment #4
webchickYeah, I should clarify that I am not a designer, don't know anything about grid systems, how to do responsive design, etc. I'm in fact attempting to use this base theme as an attempt to shortcut having to learn all of that stuff by just hacking around with some CSS. ;)
Still though, I'm probably not the only one, and this "make the default subtheme super busy and then toggle stuff on and off" mechanism is very unique to this theme, it seems, so could probably use some description either way.
Comment #5
mrfelton commentedI'd suggest that perhaps the debugging grid and blocks should be hidden by default (functionality enabled, but just not visible by default).
Comment #6
himerus commentedThis will be addressed (in some what which I'm not yet sure) in the 3.2 release.
Comment #7
Argus commentedIt could be as simple as turn both options off by default. That way you would get a 'normal' basetheme display.
Comment #8
Anonymous (not verified) commentedIf there is to be any linking from the theme to documentation then this is the node we should be pointing to: http://drupal.org/node/1298690