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merlinofchaos's picture

The themer pack should provide 1 directory per .module and 1 directory per .inc. Roughly.

SOme of the .inc .tpl.php files will almost certainly need to be recategorized. Please discuss that categorization here.

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Themepack sandbox created

calebgilbert's picture

http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/sandbox/themerpack/

As merlinofchaos said, it needs some reorganization.

At the first place, sorry

meba's picture

At the first place, sorry for my unfamiliarity (i didn't follow whole devel list discussion), how is this different from Sympal theme? Is the difference that this project will only create a pack of default template functions but Sympal alteres them a little?

It's all on the devel list

calebgilbert's picture

Sympal is a theme. This isn't.

It's to be used with all PHPtemplate themes and it does not effect the default styling of Drupal in any way unless it is modified to do so.

Missing something

Crell's picture

I perhaps am missing something. Why do we need to break out all theme functions to tpl.php files in order to expose them to themers? Why not just have a theme wizard that can dynamically find theme functions (they're easy to locate with a string parse of a .module file), and then lets a user select one. Then it just string parses out that function, renames it to phptemplate_, and places it in a textarea to copy, just like the views theme wizard?

How do we contribute back?

dvessel's picture

How do we contribute back? I'm unfamiliar with how the sandbox works so, once we checkout and edit, where do we send it off to?

-joon

You may directly check it

merlinofchaos's picture

You may directly check it in; the sandbox is completely open.

I'm hoping people will periodically go through the checkins and evaluate them.

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