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Hi,
When I try to sub-theme an instance of at_subtheme, the global css files are not called.
I've tried installing footheme as well as copying in another copy of at_subtheme (let's call it at_subsubtheme). While footheme at least called the global css from my initial at_subtheme (but did not load the css for tablet or smartphone), at_subsubtheme never called any of the global css.
What am I missing?
Thanks! Philip
PS.: separate issue, but why am I getting so many errors on 5-6 AT responsive column panels? Is it just me or are these known problems?
Comments
Comment #1
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commented"so many errors" is not a bug report, the rest cannot be reproduced so any answer would be a guess.
Comment #2
philipkriener CreditAttribution: philipkriener commentedHi Jeff, thanks for getting back to me.
Any guessing would be appreciated to help troubleshooting. But anyhow, could you please confirm that my approach of sub-theming the at_subtheme should generally work? I have not found any documentation that indicates that it should or shouldn't work.
As far as the panels go, I should have been more specific instead of assuming that it is a known issue, sorry about that. When I create a minipanel with the 6 column layout for instance, I get the following errors:
I get a similar error with the 4 column layout, but the 5 column works.
Thanks again!
Comment #3
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedHmmm, I see, I will try to reproduce it later today and see what the problem is, this should not be happening :)
Comment #4
pmackay CreditAttribution: pmackay commentedMay I ask, should it be entirely possible to sub-theme an AT subtheme? Are there any examples or docs related to this?
Comment #5
wusel CreditAttribution: wusel commentedI builded more than one website with an own subtheme of 'Pixture Reloaded' (http://drupal.org/project/pixture_reloaded), which is a subtheme of AdaptiveTheme. Yes, this kind of subtheming is ok.
You can use 'at_subtheme' from within an installed 'adaptivetheme' or you can use 'Footheme' from http://drupal.org/project/footheme as a template for your own subtheme or you can use
drush
.Copy the template e.g. as a folder within your directory '
sites/all/themes
' and follow the instructions on http://adaptivethemes.com/documentation/sub-theming or http://adaptivethemes.com/documentation/footheme or http://adaptivethemes.com/documentation/drush . Or read the _README.txt!Never use the orginal 'at_subtheme' as your base theme!!!
Good luck!
Wusel
Comment #6
Exploratus CreditAttribution: Exploratus commentedI built a subtheme of AT Theme. Now I have a daughter site, which is going to share many of the characteristics of the subtheme, except for some changes, so basically its a subtheme of the subtheme. Is this possible?
Comment #7
wusel CreditAttribution: wusel commentedYes, look at #5 (https://drupal.org/comment/7532667#comment-7532667).
If your daughter site is on another webserver or in another (own) path, then copy the theme 'adaptivetheme' and your first subtheme to your themes-path like
sites/all/themes
of your daughter site.Good luck!
Wusel