On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 8:19 AM, Dick Davies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is there a way to limit what themes appear in the theme selector for a > users blog?
Yes, that is a good feature idea. I guess we could add a field to the theme.xml format for setting theme type and then only show themes of type "Front Page" to admin users. > Currently the themes we designed for our planet show up there too, but if > users > pick them they obviously don't work. Any workarounds? Here is a work around: 1) set the Front Page theme for your front page blog 2) choose customize on the Front Page theme (this will create your own copy of the theme) 3) remove the Front Page theme from the '/themes' directory. Your front page blog will still work because, in Roller 4.0 we made sure that blog themes are completely encapsulated. When you customize a theme, the theme files are copied to your blog's database tables and the themes resources (style, script and image files) are copied to your blog's file upload area. So, they will persist even after you delete the theme. - Dave
