Submitted by You on Sun, 07/06/2009 - 22:32
For the Arthemia theme I was trying to find a nice and simple way to add suckerfish menus. However most solutions involved either magic incantations or jquery plugins. A little too much.
Just as I was about to give up hope, I had a look at the Multiflex-3 theme for drupal and its implementation of suckerfish menus. Finally, something that was simple and easy to follow! No js either, which IMO is a good thing.
The actual code in the template.php file from multiflex-3 that you will need to add/work with is:
<?php
/**
* Return a cascade primary links.
* Clone implementation from user_block().
*
* @return
* a themed cascade primary links.
*/
function phptemplate_primary() {
$output = '';
$output .= menu_tree(variable_get('menu_primary_links_source', 'primary-links'));
$output .= '';
return $output;
}
?>
Submitted by You on Thu, 04/06/2009 - 04:01
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A port of the high quality wordpress theme Arthemia free to drupal.
The theme has multiple regions and can be used as both a one column or a two column site.
More details are available on the demo site I have set up.
Submitted by You on Thu, 04/06/2009 - 03:56
Screenshot of the arthemia theme from the demo site.
Submitted by You on Thu, 04/06/2009 - 00:14
I have recently been working on porting the Arthemia Free Wordpress theme to Drupal.
I have set up a demo site to demonstrate the theme.
I have made much progress - to the point that the theme works and looks good, but my modifications are not complete yet. I want it to be more than a simple port, but to also fix any other issues with the other theme.
What I have done beyond simple porting:
- Changed the font for the main article content to Verdana/DejaVu Sans
- Added colours to tables,
- Themed the comments separately,
- Added colours to tables,
- Allow a local.css file to be dropped into the folder to override/extend/modify some theming elements.
I think I have got pretty far, and the theme looks very good, however I do think there needs to be some work on the colours used for tables and comments.
