Posted by greggles on January 21, 2012 at 8:34pm
Hello maintainers,
The bluecheese theme (aka the theme you love on drupal.org and have been dying to get on groups.drupal.org) is now available for you to select in your profile. Got to your profile click the edit, scroll down, choose bluecheese, and poke around the site.
There's already a few things that need changing. See these issues first:
What to do if you find a problem
If you find a problem...
- Small things can be left as comments here (enable this block, disable that setting)
- If it requires code, send it to an issue queue
- Bluecheese issue queue for theme problems
- groupsdrupalorg for something specific to this site that needs to be fixed in a module on this site
Thanks to lots of folks for their help on this, but especially drumm.
Categories: operations
Comments
Favicon
The favicon is the default Drupal one.
In the sidebar, for the newly approved groups it says "Working and regional Groups & Meetups" instead of indicating they're they newest groups. Not sure if this is intentional.
Favicon I copied from
Favicon I copied from drupal.org.
If it seems wrong could someone post the link to what they think the favicon should be?
PS: the block is now called "new groups" - not sure what happened to it.
One thing I've noticed is that we no longer see any indication of which groups a post is in: the breadcrumb is gone and the hook_links seem to be getting stripped or something.
knaddison blog | Morris Animal Foundation
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Favicon - I liked the green globe one used with Blue
(削除) cheese (削除ここまで)beach - different enough to find it in my over-active tab bar.Seems New Groups was fixed, and I now see the group name in the sidebar.
no site specitic logo (yet?)
Looks like there is no groups logo used yet? (https://skitch.com/gabor.hojtsy/g435b/drupal-8-initiatives-drupal-groups). Otherwise it looks much better :) Even the comment threads look great with all the profile photos :) Like http://groups.drupal.org/node/203523#comments
Yes, no logo yet. We are
Yes, no logo yet. We are waiting for it over here: http://groups.drupal.org/node/145354#comment-670278
footer links
Bluecheese is missing links to http://groups.drupal.org/about and http://groups.drupal.org/contact
(Not sure if this would be added to the footer or header or ???)
Nested lists
Noticed that nested lists don't seem to be displayed well.
You can see a good example of this on http://groups.drupal.org/australia in the sidebar where there is a taxonomy listing with nested terms - in this case used to represent hierarchical locations.
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Would love to see 50px taken
Would love to see 50px taken off the right sidebar and put into the content area
Just my 2 cents
Theme issues belong at
Theme issues belong at http://drupal.org/node/add/project-issue/bluecheese
This is really a design issue which, while I suggest you do post, is likely to be "won't fixed."
knaddison blog | Morris Animal Foundation
Looks like we won't have much
Looks like we won't have much control over the layout of the starting page on groups :( That is sad. I miss the full screen space. Groups like "LA Drupal" look kind of crazy with two very narrow columns.
http://groups.drupal.org/la
The bluecheese theme works fine otherwise though.
Is this an issue? Or is the design no longer going to accomodate "headers" on groups?
Only local images are allowed.
Uploaded with Skitch!
Bringing Bluecheese to g.d.o
Bringing Bluecheese to g.d.o is still in progress
(http://drupal.org/node/969940, http://drupal.org/node/1074224)
so hopefully biggest part of issues will be fixed.
"Headers" issue for sure, take a look at http://bluecheese-groups.redesign.devdrupal.org/ireland
Group organizers can disable
Group organizers can disable blocks on their homepage by going to
http://groups.drupal.org/node/3002/og_panels -> "Edit page" -> "Show blocks"
They can add their mission as custom panels content as a "header" for the group.
If you have ideas how to make the content area for panels work while keeping the blocks on the right that's certainly a possibility. Just takes wireframe+css.
knaddison blog | Morris Animal Foundation