Support request

Hi,

bevor I'm losing my mind I dare to ask this stupid question... how do I center a 'Fivestar' voting widget inside a table? My (sub-) theme is based on Fusion, the widget resides inside a table cell, the (views) table is embedded as a block into a panel page. Centeriing other elements like text and images works as ususal (through the 'Skinr' style or directly through CSS), just this bloody widget won't comply. Using Skinr 6.x-1.5 and Fusion 6.x-1.0-rc1.

What are the steps needed to make my site look like the Acquia Marina Live Demo at:
http://acquiamarina.fusiondrupalthemes.com/

Has anyone ever created step-by-step instructions? I'm doing this to learn how the theme works and to learn more about how to configure Drupal.

I have figured out how to:
* Put the login bar at the top
* Create pages and add them to the Primary Menu to make the Primary Navigation show up
* Add links to the Secondary Menu to make it show up.

But, how do you:
* Make the search box show up next to the secondary menu?

Hello, I am very much a beginner and I know this might be an extremely simplistic question, but I would really appreciate any help/info.

I've installed the Acquia Marina theme (along w/ fusion). everything seems to be working, except for the sidebar-first (left-hand sidebar) - the white box that sits behind the text and the green title header isn't showing up and the icon doesn't sit properly - i.e. the bottom of the star overlaps with the first menu item.

I am using the acquia prosper theme and would like to move the slogan under the logo if that is possible. i could probably figure it out myself, but i'm not sure which file to edit.

site in question: www.gandacomputers.com

Thanks

I'm trying to use Fusion Starter. I'd like to make the various built-in regions (Header Top, Header, etc.) and their blocks not have any margin/padding, but sit tight on each other, even tell them exactly how wide to be. I looked in the Fusion Core, but there's no local-sample.css. There is, however in Fusion Starter, but it's empty. I take it that a local.css in Fusion Starter's directory is a sort of "overrider" css that gets read last and has the last say. What exactly should go in this local.css to make my regions/blocks' margins/padding move?

I am working with a sub-theme of Acquia Marina 2. I have copied the info file from Acquia into my sub-theme folder and added 1 additional region in the preface area, so there are now 4 regions. I have renamed them preface_left, preface_middle_left, preface_middle_right and preface_right. I have also copied the page.tpl.php file into my sub-theme folder, changed the names of the regions and added the additional region by copying and pasting the div. I then copied the style.css into my sub-theme folder, added it on the .info file, and put in the following code:

I'm having an issue with Acquia Slate 6.x-3.x-dev running on Drupal 6.16. I'm using Firefox 3.6.3 and Chrome 4.1.x.

All of my pages look correct, with the exception of the frontpage. I redownloaded the Acquia Slate source. I have unloaded and reloaded Fusion Core and Acquia Slate many times. I have flushed the caches (both Drupal and Firefox). I have changed AS configuration any number of ways to no effect.

Hi,

I'm new to drupal, but enjoying it so far. I"m using the marina theme (version 6x.2), because I don't
have much experience with PHP and it's so easy to use!
But I've hit a snag with finding tutorials to help me with a more
complex issue...
I'm creating a website for a public library and I need
a main site with pirmary links (Reference, Adults, Teens,
Children, Books, etc)
Two of those primary links (Children, Teens) would direct to (based on what I've read) two "subsites" both
with completely different primary links tab menus and slightly

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.

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.