I'm following the Eclipse Scout Beginner's Guide and in the section about switching to the default theme. It says to comment out the following line in the config.properties file in order to use the default theme:
scout.ui.theme=application
I do that and restart the application but I see no change in the theme. Is this a known issue? What am I missing?
The Scout application remembers the last used theme in a browser cookie in the value scout.ui.theme.
This means that if you change the default to different theme, you'll need to clear this cookie or the private browsing mode of your browser to see the effect.
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I was wondering why .css file rewrite itself on Joomla.
I have bought Joomla template. In template manger under general settings I am using Development Mode On. If I use Development Mode OFF I am not able to change .css files.
For example: I am using theme which is located in t3-assets/dev/ theme i choose
When I use On mode I find section I want to change, it works. But after some time it rewrites it self. I was wondering how to prevent that if possible?
Some templates are overwritten alone , go to your server and take off the writing mode in the template folder.
My guess is that the template is using LESS, so CSS are compiled each time you modify LESS. If that is the case, you should not prevent it, but find the correct way to include your modifications (probably there's a "custom.less" or similar file for that).
i installed drupal on my localhost. Whenever I try to change the theme to one that is included in the install (such as seven, or stark), no changes happen. When I enable the theme drupal says "x theme has been enabled", but I never see any changes. I tried emptying drupals cache, but that changed nothing. Any suggestions?
You need to enable the theme and set it as default.
I developed a site in magento on windows 7, and now my system has been updated and install an ubuntu 12.04 in it.
Now when I am running my site in browser I got an issue that my css is not loaded from the path which is loaded before.
Firstly my css path is like this
http://127.0.0.1/magento/skin/frontend/default/sportation/css/style.css
sportation is my custom theme, and now in ubuntu path is like this
http://127.0.0.1/magento/skin/frontend/base/default/css/style.css
Can anyone tell me why it is loading a css from the base theme I didn't understand, not only style.css every css is getting the path of the base theme.
My custom theme is still in working but not the css. How can I set the correct path.
Thanks.
I cannot comment yet, Did you move the database along with this, or is this a clean database on the new server? If so did you verify under system->configuration->design tab and verify that the themes config options are set to use your theme. Making sure package is set to "default" and "sportation" is set for all of the theme settings including css. In a move such as this you should delete the var/cache directory from FTP. regardless
Wordpress theme not displaying when activated on production server, but will display on development environment. I can view the theme in preview mode, but not when it's activated. Any idea on where to start would be great.
Any chance you are using something like wp-cache or wp-supercache? When you change themes you'll want to disable all caching. Change the theme and verify the change. Then re-enable caching.
What displays? Another theme? Un-styled HTML? Nothing?
If you could provide a little more information it would be easier to help you.
If nothing is being displayed, I have noticed that the theme you are trying to use may be missing a file for whatever reason. If this is the case, switch back to the Default theme and make sure all of the files for the new theme are installed.
Greetings and thanks in advance for your feedback. Now I realize that this isn't GoDaddy tech support but I'm asking the question here before I step into those murky, black waters.
Scenario: I edit the CSS and various templates for the default template via Appearance > Editor. All looks and performs great. I hand off to my client. She reports back that after adding a new post the customizations are overwritten and the default theme files are restored! She claims that GoDaddy told her that its "on my end."
Nonsense, right? There is no relation between adding a post and updating theme files, right?
This is the second time this has occurred - the first time we assumed GoDaddy had backups of the customized files (not). At least with the second occurrence, I had a local backup.
Any ideas or suggestions?
either that or the wordpress install has been upgraded, if your theme folder is still using the default then it will be overwritten by wordpress on upgrade..
if so change your default theme folder to something else...
then edit the css file and give it a new name...
Use FTP and a text editor to edit the theme files directly and check their permissions. I think the changes are not taking effect because you've got file permission problems, and as soon as the client forces a reload of the site, she sees the unchanged files again.
And if you're using a Windows server, consider changing to Linux. GoDaddy has lots of problems with Wordpress on Windows, from permission problems to permalinks. You can change to a Linux server in a few hours: Switching Your Hosting Account Operating System - GoDaddy Help Center