Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.Unlike 5.x.1.x, and 6.x.2.x, this version appears to only be the fluid width version, with no option to set width, except via css. (Or is this deliberate, for some non-obvious reason?!)
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Comment #1
Alan Cooney commentedThe theme requires the theme settings API to change the width. I changed it to this so that there can be more than two options.
Comment #2
jbc commentedCool. I looked for theme settings...but forgot to check that themesettingsapi module was installed. Thanks.
How easy would it have been to add a "custom.css" which could be edited by each theme user? At present, the custom css is overwritten each time and could not be utilised this way.
Comment #3
Alan Cooney commentedVery easy, it just takes the following code in template.php:
drupal_add_css(drupal_get_path('theme', 'ad_blueprint') .'/custom2.css', 'theme');Comment #4
jbc commentedOk, thanks, I'll have a go at that.
Can you also say how easy / possible it would be to insert a field within the theme settings where the name of the custom file could be entered? This would be very intuitive. (I've seen this done with another theme, Tapestry and it worked very well)...
((If it's quite easy, I think it would be worth proposing it as a standard feature for Drupal Theming...though I wouldn't really know where to begin doing so))
Cheers.
Comment #5
Alan Cooney commentedIt's relatively simple, but I'm afraid I don't have time to do this one at the moment so I'll leave it for a bit and use it to train an employee later on hopefully.
Comment #6
jbc commentedI quite understand and thought that might be the case.
(Do you know anything about how to propose such a feature for consideration as a "standard"?)
Comment #7
Alan Cooney commentedAdd it at http://drupal.org/project/issues/drupal
Comment #8
Alan Cooney commentedClosed - feature is being requested in core instead.