Copy the Omega_Kickstart theme from profiles/commerce_kickstart/themes folder to sites/all/themes
Then rename to my_theme and go through renaming omega_kickstart.info to my_theme.info. Edit the contents accordingly.The template.php and any other php file you find will need editing where you see a function name like
function omega_kickstart_alpha_preprocess_page(&$vars)
You have severall css files for each media query (screen width). If you are familiar with Sass take a look in the scss folders. To get yourself up and running with a sass/compass environment checkout https://drupal.org/node/1936970 Its from the Omega 4 docs but this section only applies to the Sass/Compass dev environment.
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same question here. did you
same question here. did you find the answer? i'll keep searching
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Did you find the answer?
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Copy the Omega_Kickstart theme from profiles/commerce_kickstart/themes folder to sites/all/themes
Then rename to my_theme and go through renaming omega_kickstart.info to my_theme.info. Edit the contents accordingly.The template.php and any other php file you find will need editing where you see a function name like
function omega_kickstart_alpha_preprocess_page(&$vars)to
function my_theme_alpha_preprocess_page(&$vars)It's a bit of work
Great, thanks for your reply!
Great, thanks for your reply! I now have a working sub theme - do I create a new custom.css file or make my changes directly to the global.css file ?
You have severall css files
You have severall css files for each media query (screen width). If you are familiar with Sass take a look in the scss folders. To get yourself up and running with a sass/compass environment checkout https://drupal.org/node/1936970 Its from the Omega 4 docs but this section only applies to the Sass/Compass dev environment.