I'm trying to add divs around the links that appear at the bottom of comments ("edit", "reply", "post new comment" and so on). I realize that the function that creates these links is not one that can be themed directly, and I do not want to hack the core code as suggested in this thread so am trying to have a go at the suggestion in the last comment in that thread and use the _phptemplate_variables function in my template.php
I'm new to this, and code-ignorant, so please humor me.
I installed Drupal fresh yesterday and wanted to change the color scheme in Garland (or any other theme, actually), but when I try I have the same problem that others have had: I change the colors and the preview changes, but when I click "save configuration" it tells me all is okay and saved, but then nothing changes in the actual site.
Following some of the other threads on this issue (http://drupal.org/node/110916 and http://drupal.org/node/92059) didn't seem to help ......... or perhaps I got lost in the explanations. Much of this is a new language to me. Several hours later, I'm still trying to identify my problem. This is what I know:
- Apache 1.3.39 (Unix) web server
- Php version is 4.4.4
- Safe Mode is OFF
- The memory I have available for php is 40M
- File system is PUBLIC
- I get the files appearing (about 17) in Drupal/Files/Colors/Garland#xxxxx
- If I change the configuration, only one Garland#xxxxx folder appears, not multiple such folders
- If I go to Site Building/Themes there is no screenshot for Garland, just a "?"
- The same behavior happens for the Minnelli theme
- I can't seem to change the colors for any theme that uses the color picker
- I have no errors in any Drupal log
I just created my first module, but can't get the nodes to display in the conent area. The module is called team, and I have a node-team.tpl.php in the theme directory, but drupal seems to only be using node.tpl.php. Am I approaching this the right way? Can anyone point me in the right direction?