// $Id$ ---------------------------------------- Möthership ---------------------------------------- The mothership theme is the über "clean up this html that drupal provides" theme - so if you wanna make any sense of this them use it as a parent theme! The basic idea is to use this theme before other "theme systemes" (zen, basic, studio, 960, whatever) To implement this just add: base theme = mothership in you .info file, and youre ready to look at the source yet again without getting overwhelmed by a ton of .classes and markup. The only thing this theme does is to clean up and remove html & classes that I dont think is necessary, and creating a cleaner html code. Mothership will remove some of the flexibility that cck & views provides out of the box, so please be aware of this! (read the documentation - to specify what is changed) If youre not a html nerd that gets high by looking at html and enjoying the cleaner code, well then this theme is NOT for you. ---------------------------------------- How to get this to work: ---------------------------------------- First of all add this line to your theme info file: base theme = mothership Then if you wanna use all the sweet settings (so you can toggle classes on & off the blocks, nodes etc) you need to do a little bit of work: copy the "_copy_to_your_subtheme_theme-settings.php" file into your subtheme folder and rename the file to "theme-settings.php" Now go to your new subtheme and go into the settings (admin/build/themes/settings/THEMENAME), and hit "save configuration! now you have the configuration ready for use in the theme settings. I know its not the best way but it will all be changed in D7. ... and this code to get subtheming settings to work is a a clean copy & paste from the zen theme btw, so its really john albin fault if its not working ;) Theres an example theme called msdroid that have these settings predefined ---------------------------------------- Theme settings ---------------------------------------- modify CSS Classes for page, node, block, comments & views ------------------ In the Theme settings its possible to remove some or all of the css classes that drupal normally adds to the $classes variable in the .tpl files page.tpl --------------- Modifies the which is normaly added to the
this will not remove the following classes * logged -in * front status * page-[NODETYPE] * sidebar status node.tpl --------------- modifies the normal this is added to the outer