I created 2 subthemes, planned 3. The first one is my default theme, let's call it Sub-default. Until now I used the module Page theme for switching themes dependent on the Drupal path. The switch is done, Drupal picks the correct theme, I can modify block settings etc. But Groundwork always provides the local.css from Sub-default, not from Sub-2 (or Sub-3).
I located my subthemes in differnt folders, frist in the groundwork-folder, then in the theme-folder. Same bug. Finally I installed another theme switching module, ThemeKey. Same result, same bug. So it must be a bug of Groundwork. I switched between different subthemes before, subthemes of Adaptive Themes. Everything worked fine.
I did a lot of work to setup my subthemes, now I can't use them because I can't switch between them, which is necessary on my website. Is there a trick or a workaround for applying the CSS of the choosen subtheme? Note, I'm not a PHP developer.
Thanks,
Reiner
Comments
Comment #1
RFMP CreditAttribution: RFMP commentedFurther testings have shown:
Switching to a Groundwork subtheme, Groundwork always provides the CSS-file from the default theme, even if the default theme is not a Groundwork subtheme.
Comment #2
RFMP CreditAttribution: RFMP commentedProblem solved. I renamed the CSS-files in the subtheme folders from local.css in sub1.css, sub2.css etc. and included those renamed CSS-files in sub1.info (sub2.info ...). Now I can switch between the themes and get the right CSS-file.
Comment #3
JohnFilipstadThanks for updating the status.