From Zen to Starterkit... lost column layout

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Posted by roland_kums on April 7, 2010 at 7:27am

Hi all, I just started experimenting with my own Zen subtheme. A stupid problem I can't fix is I lost the 2 column layout in the original Zen theme when I changed to the subtheme. I thought these 2 were supposed to be identical at the start... My navigation now shows on the bottem of the page, after content. How can I solve this?

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How did you create your

Posted by Garrett Albright on April 7, 2010 at 4:54pm
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How did you create your subtheme? Is the subtheme based off of STARTERKIT, or another subtheme?

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I believe by default the

Posted by jaredef on February 20, 2011 at 1:12am
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I believe by default the secondary links display in the footer of the page layout. When theming my primary (main) and secondary links, I find it easiest to not display the theme default primary and secondary links, but instead to theme the block for each. I think this makes for a more versatile way to display navigation links.