themes

Hello all,

I'm wondering if there are any drupal 6 themes that you would recommend for campaigns and nonprofits websites. What have you used?

Thanks!

Kristin

Anyone know where I can find a free drupal 7 theme similar to these?

http://www.mellotronmetal.com/
http://www.rhondiesband.com/

Thanks!

David

I store all my updated themes and modules in my SVN repository.
How can I get Aegir to recognize my themes and modules from an SVN repository, so I can use them to migrate a new site?

Example of where a theme is stored:
svn+ssh://user@server/var/lib/svnroot/drupal/themes/drupal_6/production/basic

Example if where my themes are stored for a specific platform on my aegir server:
/var/aegir/drupal-6.16/sites/default/themes

EDIT: Changed theme path

Is there a clean way to add some theme specific editor options (configuration) in a way that neither a Wysiwyg module update nor editor update would overwrite them? For example if you wanted to combine CKEditor with the marinelli theme (see http://drupal.ckeditor.com/tricks), what is the cleanest way to do so (using Wysiwyg module)? I'm inclined to suggest new configuration field for such cases (see http://drupal.org/node/313497), so there would always be at least a dirty way to make such modifications without directly hacking the module/editor.

Hello,
I am using domain access and domain theme to create subdomains and to theme them specifically.
Till I started working with Skinr/Fusion/Acquia Marina everything worked fine with setting theme configuration per theme.

Since Acquia Marina and Fusion is such a nice looking theme I decided to move to it, and setup the main domain.com to it, changing all I wanted.

Then I created another subtheme of Fusion (I copied Acquia Marina, and properly changed all of the names) and selected it for my subdomain.domain.com.

Hey all, I set up a demo site for a session we did at Drupalcon SF and thought it would be handy to make available to everyone to play with. If you want to check out the latest Skinr 2.x with a bunch of skins included, without having to install or code or configure anything, you can sign up for a free WebEnabled account and clone your own copy of the site. The theme will also be up on drupal.org shortly.

Grab it here: http://www.webenabled.com/application/tnt-fusion

I've done some googling but haven't found much on this. So I'm posting this because where else should a discussion, info pointers, soundings off, etc happen than in D4D?

• Who's interested in this topic and pursuing implementations? (Who already is? I know there's some kind of Zen theme effort.)
• What are the challenges?
• What does this mean about the RDFa layer?
• Where are some ongoing current discussions on this?

Thoughts?

Just figured I'd drop a line here. The first theme to be published on drupal.org as a result of the ELMS project has been released. This will effectively replace all of our default course themes that we roll out. I figured I'd share as it was developed specifically for the educational sector of the drupal community.

http://drupal.org/project/chamfer

The TopNotchThemes team will be at DrupalCon in full force! Most importantly, we'd like to show you how to build more flexible themes faster, without reinventing the wheel -- with Fusion. If you want to see this session at DrupalCon, vote now!

Theming with Fusion: a new approach for layout and modular styles

We'll also (hopefully) be co-presenting two great sessions:

Hi,

I found this group post which petered out seemingly without any resolution:
http://groups.drupal.org/node/9552

One of my clients is interested in the idea of being able to upload themes via the admin UI so they can build their own themes and deploy them, safely, without the need for FTP/SSH access to the server (and the burden of knowledge such access requires).

Is there anything like this already? I'm thinking such a module could be Drupal 6.x contrib and simply provide:

• a permission for theme uploads