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I might have missed something, but how can I force the pages that use the admin themes to also use the overlay?
Thanks
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Comments
Comment #1
davyvdb CreditAttribution: davyvdb commentedThis module handles the administration theme, not the overlay.
Comment #3
mstrelan CreditAttribution: mstrelan commentedTo me it makes sense for this module to co-operate with overlay. It is not a matter of this module not providing a feature, it is a matter of this module breaking a feature. In the screenshot below notice the space above the admin menu, and the lack of overlay on a page that should appear in the overlay.
Comment #4
mstrelan CreditAttribution: mstrelan commented#1169228: Use Drupal's new hook_admin_paths() should solve this issue.
@Mamoun - in the mean time you can implement the hook in your own custom module. For example here is the code I am using.
Comment #5
junetellain626 CreditAttribution: junetellain626 commentedTo answer Mamoun's issue, use this module together with overlay paths module. Works like a charm. :)