Attached is a patch that:

  • Includes all of the latest styles from the D7 codebase
  • replaced #block-system-main with #main to ensure system styles get applied (in dy, admin pages are in a #block-admin div)
  • give #page the same styles as #body (in D7, the admin overlay is in a iframe, and so there are 2 bodies which makes the base font size is smaller)
  • in template.php, forcefully remove the vertical_tabs css file that comes with the vertical_tabs module, and include the full set of vertical_tabs styles from D7 seven
  • The result is something that much closer resembles Seven in D7 :)

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mcrittenden’s picture

Status: Active » Needs review

Whoa, awesome patch! I'll need to devote some time to testing this, but just wanted to give you a preliminary thanks!

mrfelton’s picture

I must confess that I haven't tested it heavily... but things generally seem to look a lot better, and I haven't noted any problems (yet)! I just love the look of this theme :)

mrfelton’s picture

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36.85 KB

Attached is a tar containing my latest version. It includes fixed paths to lots of images, as well as additional images. I couldn't figure out how to create a patch from cvs that includes the new files, only updates to existing files. So, attached is a zip of my version of the theme. It's still not 100%, but getting better.

mcrittenden’s picture

Again, awesome awesome awesome. I won't have time to test for a day or two, so if you find anything else before then, feel free to post it. Thanks again!

mrfelton’s picture

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40.21 KB

Updated again. Fixes some IE issues, as well as issues with the tabs style.

jrabeemer’s picture

This is looking much cleaner with the D6 Vertical Tabs module.

+1

mcrittenden’s picture

Status: Needs review » Fixed

Committed to Beta6. See http://drupal.org/cvs?commit=308518 Thanks! Please follow up any further problems in separate issues.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

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