theme help again please theme help again please
 

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theme help again please

Started by Swansea_Jack, December 01, 2012, 12:20:57 PM

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Swansea_Jack

Hi Guys,

Im just after some more assistance if possible.  Ive made the adjustments from my last request and am getting to a position where im happy(ish) with the result.

ive just got a few niggly little problems though....

The config and album creation/photo upload menus are appearing on the right hand side of the screen and are therefore effectively off the screen. what/how do i change this ?

ive been able to move the login screen through following an old thread on the board but cant find anything about positioning the menus in the middle under the main menus.

Any advice please ?

Swansea_Jack

sorry forgot to add the theme files

Αndré

Please attach a screenshot where you tagged your issue(s), as I cannot see what you describe.

Swansea_Jack

thanks again for the reply,

Images as requested.  No matter where i place the menu tokens i get the same effect everytime.

Αndré

The menus look totally different for me when I use your theme in my test gallery. Have you attached the latest version?

Swansea_Jack

i thought i had but i have been playing with it testing things. 

here is the current theme.

Αndré


Swansea_Jack

Hi Andre

i dont understand that - the screen shots are the same as the theme, im not sure what is different on yours ?

Αndré

This is how it looks for me.

Swansea_Jack

apologies looks like id missed the css folder out.


here is the updated version

Αndré

It still looks different. Please post a link to your gallery.

Swansea_Jack

try this one

http://www.peter-burns.co.uk/pbphotography/coppermine/index.php?theme=pbphotography

ive also included another copy of the theme, i dont understand why it isnt working for you

Αndré

It works for me in your gallery, but obviously I'm not able to see the admin parts. However, the latest attached theme package still doesn't work as expected, probably because the theme.php file differs (e.g. there's no occurrence of the css class "dropmenu").

Swansea_Jack

you can try to log in using

testme
F@sth0st5

i will admit im a little confused as ive copied the theme from the 'curve' folder, i dont think ive made any changes to that file just template and style.  ive been through the original style.css and can find no reference to "dropmenu" in there

am i looking too hard and missing the obvious here ?

Αndré

Please have a look at the curve theme's theme.php and style.css files. You'll find "dropmenu" in both. If I have a look at your attached theme, there's "dropmenu" in style.css, but not in theme.php. If I have a look at the theme in your gallery, "dropmenu" exists both in theme.php and style.css.

So everything seems to be fine, expect your attached theme. I suggest to download the theme from your gallery, and then attached it to your next reply, as I guess you attached some old files from your local machine.

Swansea_Jack

Hi Andre

im just getting back to doing some more to this.  ive found part of the problem,

if i set my template to look like this

<article>
        {SYS_MENU}{SUB_MENU}{ADMIN_MENU}
        <br />
        {MESSAGE_BLOCK}
   
     {GALLERY}
     {CREDITS}
  </article>

it works fine, the config menu, upload file and user menus etc appear central on the page as they shouls.  if i remove the <br/> command they jump back to the right hand side and off the screen. 

However, ass my page is designed to be responsive to the users screen size (ie smart phone, tablet and monitor) the config and other menus start jumping to the right when the screen size is reduced.  what file or setting do i need to change to get it to work correctly with all screen sizes.