The issue
AT themes don't print pagers on all admin pages, e.g.:
/admin/content
/admin/people
/admin/reports/dblog
In brief
- The site: a multisite (1+6), every site uses exactly the same constellation of themes with exactly the same settings:
- AT Admin (placed in:
/sites/all/themes/adaptivetheme/
; no customisations performed) + AT-based sub-theme (copied from/sites/all/themes/adaptivetheme/at_subtheme/
into/sites/all/themes/my_theme
).
- AT Admin (placed in:
- AT Core installed, not enabled.
- The default "starterkit" - AT Subtheme present, not enabled (never has been).
- Pagers gone only on the MASTER site!
In detail
I have no idea how it is possible that the pagers simply gone but only on the master page. When I switch back to the "Seven" theme everything is fine - I can see the pagers. I have tried to use my AT Subtheme as administrative themes - the result was the same - no pagers on admin pages.
This might be interesting - I have installed the Administration Views module - if a admnistration view is used, for example on admin/content
, the pager is there as desired, but if I need to review the "Recent log messages" which haven't been overriden by Administration Views, I don't even know there is more than 1 page.
This is not a very big problem but it would be nice if anyone would find a solution or hint how to fix it. Meanwhile I have to use the old, good "Seven" theme on my master site.
Comments
Comment #1
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commentedSorry for the late reply, I seemed to have overlooked this issue, however to be honest I have no idea what might be causing such an odd issue.
Comment #2
Jeff Burnz CreditAttribution: Jeff Burnz commented