Open Source Catholic Theme Released to Drupal.org
What is open source without people who freely give of their time to make open source projects better? It's no source at all!
In the spirit of good stewardship and Christian charity, the code/files in the Open Source Catholic website's theme was released today (around 1 a.m.!) on drupal.org as "Airy Blue," a 'contrib' theme. This allows anyone browsing Drupal's directory of themes to download it and use it on his own site!
We encourage everyone to think about how many benefits they derive from open source projects like Drupal, Wordpress, GIMP, and Linux distros every day, and to give back in any way they can... even if it's just a few bucks for beer!
Check out the newest Drupal theme: Airy Blue
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I am trying out your theme and have one question, which css file to edit in order to remove underlining of linked text?
Joao
@Joao - the best thing would be to make a subtheme. (This way, if I update the theme ever, you can just keep your subtheme running happily and replace the whole airyblue folder).
Follow this guide to make a subtheme (http://drupal.org/taxonomy/term/5796), and in your subtheme's style.css (or whatever.css) file, add the following rule:
a { text-decoration: none; }And that should take care of it everywhere. If you just want to remove underlines in the main content area, you could say:
#content a { text-decoration: none; }Pretty simple, and very sustainable.
Advancing the faith.
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