Update of the box function in themes to allow a difference in style/output/look of a box() depending on the position on the page.

Basically this is a 'nice version' of a hack that you could do as a theme author.
I've updated all the standard themes, but 3rd party themes will of course have to be updated by their authors, in the following manner:

- Replace the box() declaration:
< function box($subject, $content) {
> function box($subject, $content, $region = "main") {

- Replace the theme_account call:
< theme_account($this);
> theme_account("region", $this);

Note that you'll have to replace "region" with the correct region that the box is placed in. However if you have a one-column theme, you should use "all", and not for example "left" (if all boxes are on the left).
Usually the "region" here should be the same as the nearest theme_blocks() call.

Those theme authors who want to can make boxes that appear in the center look different from those that appear in the sides for example.

1 files changed, 2 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/themes/goofy/goofy.theme b/themes/goofy/goofy.theme
index 601125dff..b2b7bea4c 100644
--- a/themes/goofy/goofy.theme
+++ b/themes/goofy/goofy.theme
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ function c(subject,mod,author,date,body) {document.writeln("<table border=\"0\"
     } // close stripbreaks function
 
 
-    function box($subject, $content) {
+    function box($subject, $content, $region = "main") {
       print "<script language=\"JavaScript\"><!--\nb(\"". $this->stripbreaks(addslashes($subject)) ."\",\"". $this->stripbreaks(addslashes($content)) ."\"); // -->\n</script>\n";
     } // close box function
 
@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ function c(subject,mod,author,date,body) {document.writeln("<table border=\"0\"
               </td>
               <td valign="top">
 <?php
-          theme_account($this);
+          theme_account("all", $this);
           theme_blocks("all", $this);
 ?>
      </td>