Here's a little something which may be off some help...

Made some adjustments to the theme so when you disabled descriptions it shows icons instead. Makes it a bit more userfriendly, idealy time allowing I will tidy this up some more to allow icons for when descriptions enabled and also add a setting for toggling javascript dropdown functionality.

Patch attached of work so far. You also need to extract the menu.zip to icons/i32 . Icons are added to menu items by placing a png in the menu folder with the filename named after the href with '/' replaced with a '_' .

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#3 rootcandy.patch3.6 KBsign
menu.zip283.4 KBajevans85
rootcandy.patch3.6 KBajevans85
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sign’s picture

cool, will test it soon,
btw are those crystal icons? rootcandy is using oxygen.
I can do that later to pick appropriate icons from oxygen icons, just would like to keep things same.

ajevans85’s picture

I am not sure on the icon set, I grabbed them from http://drupal.org/project/controlpanel .

Graphics / design isn't my thing so I guess you should be able to style what I have a bit better and swap the icons to some more appropiate.

sign’s picture

Status: Active » Needs work
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3.6 KB

Just tried the patch, looks very nice!

There is one css issue on a /admin page width:569px; in admin panel,
width:100%; does work for firefox, havent tested in ie yet

I'll have a play with icons too soon

sign’s picture

Version: 6.x-1.0-rc5 » 6.x-1.x-dev
Status: Needs work » Fixed

Did some changes and committed! thank you!
http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=198986

ajevans85’s picture

Just checked out your commit. Looks cool.

Need to tweak the CSS as every 4th item on the Dashboard page and also module pages (ie http:///admin/reports) have no right margin.

Got a long 2 weeks ahead of me at Work, as I am using your theme probably look at this near the end of the project and commit my changes back.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.