2 Tone (free)
Our simplistic two tone theme is perfect for any drupal website! It can be used as a theme for your personal blog or your own company website. Try it out - it's free.
Please comment below and let us know if you have used this theme - we love hearing from our users!
Features
This is a Drupal 6 theme.
Theme updates & fixes
21-08-09
- Fixed secondary page banner size.
- Fixed tabs style and adjusted link colors.
10-12-09
- Added another template file for front pages.
- Fixed the front page issue with blocks.
14-01-10
- Cleaned up and refactored CSS.
- Changed the styling of status messages.
- Added differentiating colours to odd/even elements.
- Fixed fieldset spacing for IE and webkit browsers.
Comments
Feb 09, 2010Witt
Please email a reply if it is not a problem as my phone will get it immediately.
I LOVE this theme as it is perfect for my stock market web site I am building, however, my Drupal guy has bagged on me so which leaves me (playing with Drupal for 3 days) in charge for the time being. To make a long story short - I have no clue.
Could you suggest a way to brighten up the top with maybe a different color and some way to make the words stand out a bit more,
Thanks
Feb 23, 2010Yura
The easiest way to change the color of the top is to sinply open up the "bg.jpg" using any image editing software and just save over the old file.
Dec 14, 2009matt
never mind, found it in the css
Dec 14, 2009matt
Hello I love this theme however I do not see an upload button for attaching a file to a page? How can I attach a file to a page with this theme?
Thank you, Matt
Feb 23, 2010Yura
Hi Matt, this theme is simply the front-end of your drupal installation. You would have to cinfigure the required module (for uploading files) in order to be able to do what you mentioned.
Dec 05, 2009musdiani
simple but powerfull i love it
Nov 19, 2009Charmaine
Hey, I really like this theme... but how do you add the picture into the Banner 1 block with a grey solid line around it? I can't even seem to add the picture on, let alone the grey line... :(
Thanks for your help.
Nov 23, 2009eugene
Charmaine,
The best way to achieve what you are doing is to create a block with something like this for content:
NOTE: To do PHP within content don't forget to turn on your PHP filter (just below where you can turn on the HTML filter. If the PHP option is not in there you must navigate to modules and enable PHP filter. (It is just under the core modules). If you choose not to do PHP and simply get the path to your theme you can also type it out statically: '/sites/all/themes/twotone/images/banner.jpg' if you put it into your theme or '/sites/default/files/banner.jpg' if its in the default Drupal files directory.
After the block has been created put it into the 'Banner 1' region. This should solve the problem!
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