At some point, the settings links disappeared from the Appearance page (admin/appearance). I'm talking about the "settings", "enable/disable", and "set default" links. The consequence is that I can't enable a theme that I want to assign to one of my domains (which is why I set this to "major" priority).

I know the links were there in the beginning of my setup/testing process, but disappeared a few days ago.

I'm not 100% sure of this, but it seems to have happened at about the same time that I changed a Domain Access setting a few days ago. I can't remember the exact wording of the setting, but it's the one where you specify which admin pages to include/exclude the domain-specific selection field. And now I can't find that setting either.

[PS. I've already tried clearing all caches.]

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I found that domain-specific setting - at admin/structure/domain/settings -> Domain-specific Settings (duh!).

Even though I didn't think it was related to the above issue, other than the coincidence of happening at about the same time, I changed this setting back to the default (no exclusions). It didn't fix the issue.

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Category: Bug report » Support request
Priority: Major » Normal
Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Domain Theme doesn't touch the links on admin/appearance.

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Well, then it must be related to Domain Access, just not the Domain Theme part of it, because those links, and many others throughout the site (as I noted later here), were showing in this exact same site setup before enabling Domain Access, but are not showing now that I am using Domain Access.

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That is not an actionable report.

This doesn't sound DA related, simple because DA does not affect the links in question. Your other thread mentions Domain Metatags, which I do not maintain.

If uninstalling the module doesn't fix the issue, that suggests you have problems elsewhere in the system. If you have access, you can check the {menu_links} table in the database and see what access callbacks are enforced for those pages.

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I see. Ok, thanks for the suggestion.