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Current state of Tao for Drupal 7 --------------------------------- Many of the concepts in Tao for Drupal 6.x have been addressed by the theme layer of Drupal 7 in one way or another. As a result, various parts of Tao have been refactored and other parts are up in the air conceptually. ### Key changes - $vars['attr'] is deprecated in templating and preprocessors. Use the D7 core handling through $attributes_array and $classes_array instead. - Custom js for fieldset collapsibility is deprecated. Tao now uses the default D7 js for fieldset collapsing. - theme_form_element() in D7 properly marks form elements with their types. ### @TODO / still concepting - Future of tao-based print-friendly stack. - Fully update README once all major changes are stabilized. Tao --- Tao is a base theme for Drupal that is all about going with the flow. It is not meant for general-purpose use, but instead takes care of several tasks so that sub-themes can get on with their job: - Aggressive resets of not only browser default styles but Drupal core defaults - Unification of several template families into a single consistent format (e.g. node.tpl.php, block.tpl.php, etc.) - Theme overrides of several core annoyances (fieldsets, pagers) - On-screen print stylesheet display and framework for further customized print styling Tao makes several assumptions about how you, the themer, would like to work with Drupal and the theme system: - Minimize template overrides and leverage preprocessors as much as possible - Preference for generalized styling over exceptions and particular design of one-off elements - High degree of control over CSS, particularly selector specificity Overview for subthemers ----------------------- The following is a comprehensive list of things to know about Tao as a subthemer. ### Alterations to core markup Tao leaves most core element markup alone. When things don't make sense, however, it makes changes and aggressive ones at that. Here's a list of things to expect: - `theme('fieldset')` The `fieldset` element in core has been retained but with additional markup for simpler theming. The `legend` element contains a sub-element `span` that can be positioned properly across browsers and the main contents of the fieldset follow other object templates with a `.fieldset-content` div. - `theme('form_element')` To distinguish between different instances of the `.form-item` wrapper, Tao adds a `.form-item-labeled` class to labeled items and `.form-item-option` to checkboxes and radios. - `theme('pager')` All numeric page links are grouped together into a `ul.pager-list` set. Next/previous links are grouped together under `ul.pager-links`. - `theme('username')` All username instances are wrapped in an `a.username` or `span.username`. ### Attributes and the `$attr` variable The `$vars['attr']` variable is the standard way for adding any HTML attribute to the major containing element of the corresponding template. The `drupal_attributes($attr)` is used in each template to render attributes. For example, to add a class to a node, you would add the following to your subtheme's node preprocessor: $vars['attr']['class'] .= ' myclass'; ### CSS resets & removal Tao implements an aggressive `reset.css` but also strips out the inclusion of many of the CSS files included in core with the exception of `colors.css` and `locale.css` (see `tao.info` for the specifics). Tao reimplements and consolidates Drupal core CSS styles in a way that will not affect a typographical or other strict grid in `drupal.css` that can be overridden by sub themes for even greater control. Tao does not remove any contrib CSS added from other module directories, e.g. `sites/all/modules` or `profiles/myprofile/modules`. **Note:** The main reason for the stripping of core CSS is to achieve consistent typography and grid layout. Many styles in Drupal core add inconsistent `padding`, `line-height`, and `font-size` adjustments to elements, making it extremely costly to hunt down individual instances and correct them. ### Print preview Tao allows a site's print stylesheets to be previewed by checking whether `$_GET['print']` is set. For example, to preview a node's print stylesheets, you would go to `http://example.com/node/5?print`. Other niceties related to print, like support for full expansion of a book tree on print, has been added. ### Say no to `media='all'` Tao does not use the `all` key for any of its stylesheets and expects that you will not either. Be specific - if the stylesheet is for the screen, or for print, say so. Any stylesheet overrides your subtheme provides should use the same media key as the one in `tao.info` for the stylesheet that is being overridden. ### Stylesheets - `reset.css` provides browser CSS style resets and core styling resets. Override this in your subtheme only if you need to add or omit certain reset styles. - drupal.css` reimplements core CSS styles that are functionally important without allowing any modifications to a typographical or layout grid. - `base.css` provides very basic structural, non-aesthetic styling for many elements. See inline comments for more information. - `print.css` is a default print stylesheet. Override this in your subtheme to alter print styling entirely. ### Template unification All of the following theme functions go through the exact same template in Tao (with the exception of `node` and `fieldset` which go through slightly modified versions for better usability and compatibility with contrib modules): - `theme('block')` - `theme('box')` - `theme('comment')` - `theme('fieldset')` - `theme('node')` The template is designed to follow a strict pattern. Each element is classed as such: [theme_hook]-[element_type] with the name of its hook and then the type of wrapping element within the template. For example, for a node, the following elements are provided: `.node-title`, `.node-content`, `.node-links` etc. For comments, the corresponding classes would be `.comment-title`, `.comment-content`, `.comment-links` and so on. Maintainer ---------- - yhahn (Young Hahn)
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