File: /home/iestorre/www2/themes/fusion/README.txt
WHERE TO START
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Welcome to Fusion! Most of Fusion's documentation lives on the web, but we'll
give you a quick overview here and point to the most important resources.
INSTALLATION
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1. Download Fusion from http://drupal.org/project/fusion
2. Unpack the downloaded file, take the folders and place them in your
Drupal installation under one of the following locations:
sites/all/themes
making it available to the default Drupal site and to all Drupal sites
in a multi-site configuration
sites/default/themes
making it available to only the default Drupal site
sites/example.com/themes
making it available to only the example.com site if there is a
sites/example.com/settings.php configuration file
Note: you will need to create the "themes" folder under "sites/all/"
or "sites/default/".
3. Install the Skinr module: http://drupal.org/project/skinr
Skinr makes Fusion even more powerful, giving you control over Fusion's
layout and style options in Drupal's interface. Download and install
this module like usual to get the most out of Fusion.
* How to install modules: http://drupal.org/node/70151
4. Follow the instructions below to build your own Fusion subtheme.
FURTHER READING
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Full documentation on using Fusion:
http://fusiondrupalthemes.com/support/documentation
Full documentation on creating a custom Fusion subtheme:
http://fusiondrupalthemes.com/support/theme-developers
Drupal theming documentation in the Theme Guide:
http://drupal.org/theme-guide
BUILD YOUR OWN SUBTHEME
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*** IMPORTANT ***
* If you add a new template (.tpl.php) file to your subtheme, you will need to
rebuild the "theme registry": http://drupal.org/node/173880#theme-registry
* If you modify any lines in your subtheme's .info file, you MUST refresh
Drupal's cache by simply visiting the admin/build/themes page.
The Fusion Core base theme (parent theme) is designed to be easily extended by a
subtheme (child theme). You shouldn't modify any of the CSS or PHP files in the
fusion_core/ folder; but instead create a subtheme of Fusion. The examples below
assume Fusion and your subtheme will be in sites/all/themes/
1. Copy the fusion_starter or fusion_starter_lite folder and rename it to be
your new subtheme. IMPORTANT: Only lowercase letters and underscores should
be used for the name of your subtheme.
For example, copy the sites/all/themes/fusion_starter folder and rename it
as sites/all/themes/sunshine.
* Which starter theme to use?
For a comparison of features, please visit:
http://fusiondrupalthemes.com/support/theme-developers/subtheming-quickstart
2. In your new subtheme folder, rename the .info file to include the name of your
new subtheme. Then edit the .info file to update the name and description.
For example, rename the sunshine/fusion_starter.info file to
sunshine/sunshine.info. Edit the sunshine.info file and change "name = Fusion
Starter" to "name = My Sunshine Theme" and the description to
"description = A Fusion subtheme called Sunshine".
3. On this line: stylesheets[all][] = css/fusion-starter-style.css, replace the
"fusion-starter" part with your theme's name. Rename the css file in the css/
folder to match.
In our example, you would have a file at css/sunshine-style.css
Then, visit your site's admin/build/themes to set your new theme as the default.
4. Visit your subtheme's settings page (click "Configure" next to it at
admin/build/themes) to configure basic options and layout.
* Learn more about .info file values and setting defaults for these theme
settings at:
http://fusiondrupalthemes.com/support/theme-developers/subtheming-quickstart
Optional:
MODIFYING TEMPLATE FILES:
If you decide you want to modify any of the .tpl.php template files in the
fusion_core folder, copy them to your subtheme's folder before making any
changes. Then rebuild the theme registry.
For example, copy fusion_core/page.tpl.php to sunshine/page.tpl.php