On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 09:38:57AM +0200, emilio lorenzo wrote: > Muhammad, apparently order matters. If you put: > > <theme name="home" handle="/" path="Reference/" /> > <theme name="Default Reference Theme" regex=".*" path="Classic/" /> > <theme name="comunidad" regex="community-list" path="Kubrick/" /> > > the second line matches before the third and the communty-list is showed > with classic theme..
Yes, order is significant. It actually says this in xmlui.xconf:
Keep in mind that the order of <theme> elements matters in the case of
overlapping matching rules. For example, a theme rule with a very broad
matching rule (like regex=".*") will override a more specific theme
declaration (like handle="1234/23") if placed before it.
I suspect that the path of the entry page is not "/" but the empty
string. Regex matching an empty string: "^$". You need an anchored
pattern because ThemeMatcher uses Matcher.find(), which scans for an
unanchored match. (If the path *is* "/" then I would use the regex
"^/$".)
If you enable debug-level logging in ThemeMatcher, you can see what it
does as it works its way through the theme mapping rules.
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