Theme development

Hello,

We are currently using Drupal 6 for our website and recently whenever I try to clone an existing page, the photo banner doesn't clone over, even though it did in the past.

Does anyone know why this may be occurring?

Hey guys,

I am currently developing my own theme for Drupal 8 and it is going quite well so far. But there is one issue I can't solve at the moment.
For all simple pages and articles there is the following structure:

Hi, I am new to Drupal, so please keep that in mind and go easy on the terminology.

I have a sub-site I am theming. This sub-site uses several global modules. These modules have their own .tpl files which spit out HTML specific to whatever element that modules make appear on the site.

I know I can copy these .tpl files into my sub-site's theme and they will 'overwrite' the global versions of the file, but can I arrange this so only specific .tpl files are used when the module outputs to a specific page?

Hello Drupal Community,

I'm trying to style and add custom classes/ids to page regions in Drupal. I've done a bit of Googling and found a module called Block Class but that just adds a class to a single block element. I'm looking to add classes to all elements of a block. Here's what I mean.

page.html.twig:

When developing modules or theme for Drupal, there inevitably comes a time when we may need to include an external CSS or Javascript plugin or library for our project.

Hello!

I have successfully installed from scratch Drupal Commerce Kickstart on version 7.54 and created a sub-theme using drush. Drush created the sub-theme and I've enabled it. It has the pink bars which I understand where that is coming from. It's just the grid that is a theming aid.

My question is: Where and how do I make my sub-theme look exactly like the original Omega Kickstart theme? Do I copy over some css file from the original or do I enable something in the sub-theme?

I am running: