acquia

I love this theme. But I noticed when I put the login up top like how you have it - it's fine except for on the contact page. For some reason on that page the spaces for username & password are no longer side to side. They are top & bottom as if they were in a sidebar. For a fix I've simply got the login showing up only on the home page.

Hey guys and gals,

For those that don't know, there is a Drupal 7 Webinar being given by Acquia and featuring Dries coming up next week. For more info and to register go here: http://acquia.com/resources/webinars/making-drupal-7-simple-use-everyone-0

NOTE: I am not affiliated with Acquia in anyway. I just got the invite and wanted to pass it along.

Was watching some drupal vids in preparation for my upcoming install and i saw this video and a stack installer for drupal. It actually an installer for drupal with most useful addons pre-installed. It also installs MySQL, PHP, Apache and PHPMyAdmin as well. Here is the video:

http://learnbythedrop.com/drop/143

At least it sure looks like it's based on Marina :) Saw this one the other day that appears to be a really nice derivative, with even more settings and things like colour scheme options! http://drupal.org/project/zeropoint

Anyone tried it out yet?

In partnership with Ubercart, Acquia, and Commerce Guys, TopNotchThemes is creating a free premium Drupal theme optimized for Ubercart e-commerce sites.

status update showed a new Acquia slate theme available. I replaced my current version with the new one but status update doesn't show that it has been updated. Is there something else I need to do?

hi,

I recently installed and modified acquia slate theme onto my site and I absolutely love it.
I just have one thing that bothers me. Unlike the left sidebar, I see that right sidebar doesn't have borders which makes it look very disorganized. I want to know how I can enable the border for the right sidebar.

for your info, my site is: http://www.roflegion.com

Thank you,
Kelvin

The new Acquia Slate theme features a photo prominently on the front page, which is also can be used in a smaller form as a header region background on inner pages. Currently the theme ships with a single "seascape" photo, but we'll be adding a banner-switcher setting that will allow you to choose between several images to change the look for your site.

For everyone out there making modifications to this theme (and I know this probably comes too late for lots of you, but better late than never, right?), here are the layered PSD files used to create Acquia Marina. They're not checked in to Drupal's CVS because not all the images used in here are released under the GPL*, which is a requirement for files hosted in the repository on drupal.org.

Hopefully this at least will make future modifications much easier, since you can work with the original Photoshop files now for changing colours, etc.

Drupal community member garamond recently launched iEarth.ru with an extensive modification to Acquia Marina. He's kindly contributed the theme on drupal.org, which is now available for download!