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Theming instructions
====================

You may want to visit the Theming Guide of this module, at:

  http://drupal.org/node/295346

Template file
-------------
In order to customize flag theming:

- Copy the 'flag.tpl.php' template file into your theme's folder.[1]

- Clear your theme registry.[2]

- Edit that copy to your liking.


Template variants[3]
-----------------
In addition, the theme layer will first look for the template
'flag--<FLAG_NAME>.tpl.php' before it turns to 'flag.tpl.php'. This too
you should place in your theme's folder.[2][1]


Footnotes
---------
[1] Or to a sub-folder in your theme's folder.

[2] Clearing the theme registry makes Drupal aware of your new template
file. This step is needed if you create or rename template files. This
step *isn't* needed if you merely modify the contents of a file. Instructions
on how to clear you theme registry are at http://drupal.org/node/173880#theme-registry

[3] For template variants to work correctly you must use Drupal 6.3 or above (or
apply the patch from http://drupal.org/node/241570).

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  1. 

  2. Theming instructions

  3. ====================

  4. 

  5. You may want to visit the Theming Guide of this module, at:

  6. 

  7.   http://drupal.org/node/295346

  8. 

  9. Template file

  10. -------------

  11. In order to customize flag theming:

  12. 

  13. - Copy the 'flag.tpl.php' template file into your theme's folder.[1]

  14. 

  15. - Clear your theme registry.[2]

  16. 

  17. - Edit that copy to your liking.

  18. 

  19. 

  20. Template variants[3]

  21. -----------------

  22. In addition, the theme layer will first look for the template

  23. 'flag--.tpl.php' before it turns to 'flag.tpl.php'. This too

  24. you should place in your theme's folder.[2][1]

  25. 

  26. 

  27. Footnotes

  28. ---------

  29. [1] Or to a sub-folder in your theme's folder.

  30. 

  31. [2] Clearing the theme registry makes Drupal aware of your new template

  32. file. This step is needed if you create or rename template files. This

  33. step *isn't* needed if you merely modify the contents of a file. Instructions

  34. on how to clear you theme registry are at http://drupal.org/node/173880#theme-registry

  35. 

  36. [3] For template variants to work correctly you must use Drupal 6.3 or above (or

  37. apply the patch from http://drupal.org/node/241570).