The Omega theme itself starts in a hierarchy beginning with #page and then follows with containers, that hold zones, that then hold regions.
Each container and region is named for easy reference.
The CSS is structured like this:
#page --#section-header #zone-user-wrapper #zone-user #region-user-first #region-user-second #zone-branding-wrapper #zone-branding #region-branding #zone-menu-wrapper #zone-menu #region-menu #zone-header-wrapper #zone-header #region-header-first #region-header-second --#section-content #zone-preface-wrapper #zone-preface #region-preface-first #region-preface-second #region-preface-third #zone-content-wrapper #zone-content #breadcrumb #messages #region-content #region-sidebar-first #region-sidebar-second #zone-postscript-wrapper #zone-postscript #region-postscript-first #region-postscript-second #region-postscript-third #region-postscript-fourth --#section-footer #zone-footer-wrapper #zone-footer #region-footer-first #region-footer-second
You can download the global.css and use it as a visual guide when creating your own theme.
Here are visual representations of the theme structure:
- The Sections:
Comments
Very useful
Thanks! It's still true that a picture is worth a thousand words. ...
I'm glad it helped.
I'm glad it helped.
Excellent
Thank you so much for this - I need to be able to see an overview and this does the job very well. A great reference for theming!
Euan
Very useful! Thanks! I've
Very useful! Thanks!
I've seen your pics used at a nice tutorial write-up, which also has a link to a cool color-coded version of your CSS structure.
moo
Awesome! I'm glad it helped.
Awesome! I'm glad it helped. I need to update it for 3.x
this is absolutely wonderful
This document is super awesome!!!!! I have progressed more in the last hour using this as I have in a week using firebug (and I like using firebug).
Thanks for making this so super easy.
Ahhh amazing! this is what I
Ahhh amazing! this is what I was looking for
Thanks
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