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dr:themesettings [2012/01/13 15:33] – fgmdr:themesettings [2020/11/23 17:23] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 In the admin.theme file, we'll add the admin_settings function. If the theme is a plain PHP theme, it will already exist. If it is a PHPtemplate theme, as in the case of our "admin" theme, the file will have to be created. In the admin.theme file, we'll add the admin_settings function. If the theme is a plain PHP theme, it will already exist. If it is a PHPtemplate theme, as in the case of our "admin" theme, the file will have to be created.
- +<code php>
-<php>+
 function admin_settings() function admin_settings()
   {   {
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   return system_settings_form('admin_admin_settings', $form);   return system_settings_form('admin_admin_settings', $form);
   }   }
-</php>+</code>
  
 Proof of concept example, no more: we just define a setting for the theme to use later on. In this case, it will be a CSS background color. NOTICE: a true world example should not take input and store it without some sanity checks. Proof of concept example, no more: we just define a setting for the theme to use later on. In this case, it will be a CSS background color. NOTICE: a true world example should not take input and store it without some sanity checks.
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 With the "admin" theme being based on PHPtemplate, we'll modify node.tpl.php to apply our parameterized color to all nodes. This example just changes the first line with an inline style: With the "admin" theme being based on PHPtemplate, we'll modify node.tpl.php to apply our parameterized color to all nodes. This example just changes the first line with an inline style:
-<php>+<code php>
 <?php <?php
 echo '<div style="background-color: '  echo '<div style="background-color: ' 
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 if ($page == 0) ... if ($page == 0) ...
 [...the rest of the file is unchanged...] [...the rest of the file is unchanged...]
-</php>+</code>
  
 Ugly inline styling, but this is just a demo, so we don't care. I add the "! important" clause to make sure it is being forced even if rules cascade from elsewhere in the CSS files to change that background. Ugly inline styling, but this is just a demo, so we don't care. I add the "! important" clause to make sure it is being forced even if rules cascade from elsewhere in the CSS files to change that background.
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 ==== The themesettings module ==== ==== The themesettings module ====
  
-<php>+<code php>
 // themesettings.module for Drupal 4.7 // themesettings.module for Drupal 4.7
 // (C) 2006 FG Marand  // (C) 2006 FG Marand 
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   return $ret;   return $ret;
   }   }
-</php>+</code>
  
 ===== How does it work ? ===== ===== How does it work ? =====
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