theming

acquia marina 2 theme settings for theme fonts

Posted on January 13, 2010 - 7:36pm by Selwyn Polit.

I'm not seeing where I can turn off the theme settings for theme fonts in the latest Acquia Marina. These seem to be overriding my own local.css file styles. I'd like to make verdana the main font for the site and I can't turn off the acquia settings- " Select a font family" has to be on and verdana is not the main font in any of those families. Anyone know how to do this?

Thanks.

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  • What does the shift from Web 1.0 to Web 2.0 mean for your university website?
Date & time: Tuesday, November 17, 2009
2:00 PM EST
Duration: 1 hour
Speakers: Jason Smith, Managing Director & Chief Creative Officer, OHO Interactive and Bryan House, Senior Director of Marketing, Acquia
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The Drupal theme system is incredibly flexible and powerful - allowing "themers" to completely control the entire look and feel of your website. Mastering Drupal theming is the key to giving your website it's own unique, polished appearance. In this webcast, we'll watch the process of taking an HTML and CSS mockup of a website and turning it into a fully functional Drupal theme. Learn how to make your Drupal site match your organizational needs.

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Date & time: Thursday, November 19, 2009
1:00 PM EST
Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes
Speakers: James Walker, Director of Education, Lullabot and Bryan House, Senior Director of Marketing, Acquia
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Beautiful Drupal - growing the designer community and its impact

Posted on June 11, 2009 - 1:57pm by Jay Batson.
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I'm happy to have seen the good response to my "What shall we do about themes?" post. I'm particularly glad to see a bunch of self-described designers participating, and to see the thoughtfulness of the comments.

From the 50+ comments, a few consistent messages emerged (no editorial pen here; just consolidating / summarizing): Read full article »

Acquia Podcast 11: Interview with Mike Caccavano - Tree House Agency

In this podcast, Robert Douglass talks to Mike Caccavano from Tree House Agency. Mike talks about Tree House and their experience working with enterprise customers on Drupal theming projects. Read full article »

Trouble fixing date issue

Posted on January 10, 2009 - 2:50pm by Marjorie Roswell.

Trying to resolve a major usability issue at BaltimoreUrbanAg dot Org

The lovely formatted datestamps are confusing: For events I want the datestamp to be replaced by display of the Date of the EVENT, not the date the event was posted.

I copied node.tpl.php to node-event.tpl.php. (see code below, plus a few line numbers.)

Line 1. As it was from TopNotchTheme (I added comment)
Line 2. Prints out the whole event date, as expected Read full article »

S-Files: Customizing a theme with a sub-theme

Posted on December 9, 2008 - 6:30pm by Joshua Brauer .
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This is the first in a two-part post about creating a sub-theme and using the sub-theme to customize the display of a views block on an Acquia Drupal site. The first installment will include creating the sub-theme and adding some CSS. In part two we'll get into updating the theming for a views block. Read full article »

What's the best way to theme a view?

Posted on December 5, 2008 - 5:04pm by Allen S.

I'm trying to avoid messing with core files, so I hope you don't need to do that to make changes to the templates that drive some of the basic theming of views. But I don't like the look of the table-information template for views, regardless of the theme I use. Any instructions for a newbie to get started on theming views?