Article Background and Border Don't Work


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Matt

Posted: 12/16/2010
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:*)

First off, I just got the software and love it!

I created a theme for Drupal that looks like this:
<a href="http://inbounded.com/themes/inbounded/screenshot1.png">My template screenshot</a>.

If you look at <a href="http://inbounded.com">my site</a> you will see that the blue background doesn't work, but the grey one does. I didn't modify the coding in any way, this is a direct export from Artisteer.

Does anyone know how I can get the blue background to work? I have checked and made sure that the background images are there (post-h.png, etc.). For some reason the background isn't being applied. Here is the artx template file: <a href="http://inbounded.com/themes/inbounded/inbounded.artx">Artistreer Template</a>.

Any ideas?

Matt
 
Matt

Posted: 12/16/2010
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My apologies, when i previewed the post, the html code (which i typed) did not appear. As the links are now messed up, here are the error free versions. O:)

Screenshot: http://inbounded.com/themes/inbounded/screenshot1.png
My site: http://inbounded.com
Artistreer Template: http://inbounded.com/themes/inbounded/inbounded.artx
 
Matt (again)

Posted: 12/16/2010
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:-)

ok, so I have made progress. Sadly, the solutions seems like it will require some custom coding. If I manually type in the different div tags (art-Post-tl, etc.) I can get it to work. I do not know enough about PHP to know where to make changes. like i said, i can make it work in firefox (using firebug) and changing the html, but I don't know how to make php changes that will result in the correct html changes.

If I am not being clear, I will be happy to restate my problem.

Thanks!

 
Matt

Posted: 12/16/2010
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I think I got it! I'm very happy! :-) :-) :-) :-)

Turns out there was some type of error when i exported. I exported a second time and had the same result. The third time, however, it worked. not sure what changed... but i don't have a problem now.


 
Mark C

Posted: 12/17/2010
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Sometimes if you just change the name of the theme (to inbound2 or something) and re-export, it'll fix the issue. It often happens that header.png gets renamed Header.png and a re-export fixes it.