omega

Hello All -- hoping to tap into the collective wisdom of the group.

I inherited an Omega 5 theme (Drupal 7x) with a slideshow (block view) within the default 960 grid. What would be the best way (if possible) to have this block extend the full width of the screen while other elements stay within the grid system?

RESULTS: I was able to extend the width/height of the region by changing the CSS to a fixed width/height but this is not the ideal solution. I need the slideshow to expand/contract with browser.

Any nudge in the right direction would greatly be appreciated.

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Hi,
Since o1.ftp is extremely restricted, has anybody successfully implemented omega sub-theme that requires ruby and all its related commands?

Is there a process guide that one can follow?

Thanks

Set up your machine

Drupalpro is a prebuilt linux environment for drupal and is updated on a regular basis. If you are a windows user, you will first need to set up a virtual box with linux. While linux is the preferred choice to theme with Omega 4, you can also use mac but will need homebrew, etc.

Mac user:
You will need to set up RVM to properly use O4. Follow these directions:
http://misheska.com/blog/2013/06/16/using-rvm-to-manage-multiple-version...

Windows user:

1. Download and install Virtualbox https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads

Im creating a site using the Omega theme due to my site having to be responsive.

I needs some input though on how to setup the site based on screensize.

I'm setting up my pages with Panels. Is it possible to rearrange the panel panes as the screen size changes?

I know that I can make the regions rearrange based on weight as the screen changes and I also know how to do that. My question is:

Can I make single panel panes change from one "region" to another "region" as the screensize changes?

Just starting out on omega 4 - which i have to say I'm every impressed by - from the outside - love the code based UI modularisation, SMACSS and serious sass/compass commitment. (I passed by on o3 in favour of zurb foundation)

So O4 is looking good, ut it's PANELS centric, and while I'm trying to be open minded here, I keep coming back to preferring BLOCKS - much out of concerns for my clients - as with http://getlevelten.com/blog/randall-knutson/how-i-learned-stop-worrying-...

I'm fairly new to drupal and omega, but I've created a few successful omega themes in virtual test sites. Now, when I go to put it on a live site, it winds up looking like the attached. No grid lines, just columns of text telling me that "This is a debugging block." I can put things in the blocks, functionality is there, but I have no option for changing the display (usually there's the "resize me" button, but it doesn't exist here). I've deleted and reinstalled omega (and the appropriate modules) twice, but that is all I get. There must be something simple I'm overlooking...

I think the answer is negative, but just wanted to ask whether if the primary region will expand if I hide all the regions in a zone except the primary region? Or does that feature work only for "truly" empty spaces?

Hello!
I really love Omega - thanks to the folks that created this great basetheme!

My problem:
I'm working on my first Omega subtheme and I've integrated the color-module. It works great but unfortunately the module adds a HUGE block "Color scheme" at the bottom of the Omega layout configuration page.
It would be much better if the color-module gets an own vertical-tab. Does anyone here know a way to achieve that? I've spent hours to
realise it on my own but without success.
Thanks for any help!

Frub

Hello Group,

I've been building a site with an Omega 3.x sub-theme and things are moving along nicely for the most part.

Except for this.

I needed a place for my banner image on the site, so I created a block, inserted the image, and placed the block in the 'Branding' region of the Omega sub-theme. I configured the block to display on all pages except the "front" page.

I needed a footer image as well, so I did pretty much exactly the same thing as above.