| Re: Changes to theme don't take effect |
| by Dave_L on 2005/11/1 3:54:42 Thank you, that was the problem.  The files that needed changing were theme.html and themeadmin.html. A couple of the stylesheets also contain occurrences of "default", but those are style attribute values, rather than directory names. |
| Re: Changes to theme don't take effect |
| by JMorris on 2005/11/1 3:11:50 I've run into this situation before when cloning a theme. In your newly cloned theme, do a find and replace for every instance of default/ and change it to newtheme/. If you have Dreamweaver, you can do this for every file in one shot. Hope this helps. James |
| Changes to theme don't take effect |
| by Dave_L on 2005/11/1 3:07:30 [XOOPS 2.2.3a-Final] Ok, this one is driving me nuts. I "cloned" the default theme by making a copy of the themes/default/ directory with a different name (call it "newtheme"). That much is no problem, I can select the new theme and make some changes to it. But I'm trying to modify the template themes/newtheme/navigaton/theme_usernav.html, to add a link or button to the top bar that contains the User Actions menu. Changes I make to that file do not show up in the compiled template, or in the generated HTML.  In the system module's preferences, I have "Update module template .html files from themes/your theme/templates directory?" set to "Yes". I've tried deleting all the files in templates_c/. Caching is off. I can't find any traces of that template in the database; I've searched the database, and dumped it to an .sql file and searched that. What's going on? 
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