At http://www.jockcoats.org.uk/ I use Garland with the colour module, to create the overall look. Last night I added a banner to my site called "not available in China" in the top right hand corner of the screen. All of a sudden some borders I had created on my div.node h2 and #tabs-wrapper h2 selectors to create a border above and below my blog headlines changed colour. And I cannot for the life of me seem to get themm to return to the original colour.
If anyone dares to have a look, I wonder if they could shed any light on why this would be.
I have the following css style for these selectors:
(#6c420e is my "link" colour in the Garland colour module)
...all of a sudden these borders have changed to A50000 - a colour I do not use anywhere in my css so far as I can see. So I have no idea where it might have picked this up from. But it doesn't matte how often I save the theme it the css in the files/garland-nnnnnn.css sticks to this red colour.
I am using the club dj template ( http://www.xweb.com.au/drupal/themes/clubdj ) and want to swap out the picture they have of the chick with a picture i created in adobe illustrator. Can anyone hep me out? I just got tuned in to Drupal. Thanks
I'm trying to change the theme slightly for elements in a single form. I've created a module which uses hook_form_alter to set '#theme' for the elements in question, eg '#theme' => 'mymodule_radios'. The function theme_mymodule_radios does exist, but even if the function does absolutely nothing, the form element appears as normal. If the function is like the following:
I appologize to the regulars, but if someone could point me in the right direction I would apreciate it.
Is it possible to create my own theme that is able to have multiple content regions?
Right now when I add a second region using $content both regions are linked and one will overwrite the other.
If someone could just point me in the direction to find what Im looking for that would be great. Thanks.