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As my frontend theme is not-so-wide and has fixed width, I would like to manage images using admin theme (which is fluid garland).
Is it possible?
Comments
Comment #1
dddave CreditAttribution: dddave commentedWhen I manage images the theme switches to my assigned administration theme without problems. Have you set a administration theme at admin/settings/admin? Have you also ticked the box in front of "Use administration theme for content editing"? Be sure that the theme you want to use as admin theme is activated (admin/build/themes).
Should work without problems.
Comment #2
cyc CreditAttribution: cyc commentedof course I use admin theme for editing.
drupal switches to garland on every edit page - except 'node gallery' manage images.
are you sure it works in your configuration?
Comment #3
dddave CreditAttribution: dddave commentedIt works perfectly on my install. I am running the latest .dev by the way so that might be a difference maker here. Can you try the .dev?
Comment #4
cyc CreditAttribution: cyc commentedI've installed the latest dev; image management is shown in admin theme, but...
It's my fault - I was misleading you a little, sorry for that.
I didn't check earlier if image management page AFTER adding images is shown in admin theme, because I"ve always have been stopping on 'adding images' page, which was (and still is) displayed im my default theme. As you know, forms on both screens are almost the same. So when I was saying 'image manage', I meant 'image adding'.
I've changed issue title and keep it open.
One more thing:
I've unchecked 'node gallery image' as a available contetnt type for book (at book settings page), but during image management, I can still choose a book for an image.
(During adding images, I can't, however Book label is still visible - it shouldn't, I suppose).
A bug, I suppose..
Comment #5
dddave CreditAttribution: dddave commentedI am going to mark this as a feature request. Currently it is by design that the admin theme is not used during these steps. It might be worth a discussion if this should be changed. We will have to wait what the maintainers think about this.
For your second issue: Please open a new issue so that it can be addressed correctly.
Comment #6
dddave CreditAttribution: dddave commentedSimilar problem #500460: Make the Upload/Manage Images template narrower.
Comment #7
kmontyThis is an important feature request. I will look into marking this as a node-editing page as far as the admin theme is concerned.
Comment #8
kmontyFixed with this commit.