Setting the theme to "GroupeTheme1"
You'll then see your group homepage wearing a new face. No data will change - the same posts and welcome message from before will be there. If you'd like to switch back to the old theme, the process is the same - just edit your group, and switch the theme back to "Relocalize5".
You'll notice the following changes:
The group banner has a size limit - it should be between 50 and 150 pixels tall, and between 1000 and 1600 pixels wide. So people can clearly see where they are, it should probably have the name of your group on it, clear and prominent. (If the image you upload is not sufficiently wide (ie. between 1000 and 1600 pixels) the image will be tiled side by side)
You'll see your group banner wherever you go in your group. Clicking on it will always take you back to the group homepage.
To add a banner:
Now you'll see your banner image appear at the top of your group.
When you click on the new "activate group menu" tab, or the "activate group menu" link in the sidebar (both do the same thing), your group menu will appear with a few pre-set items in it: a link to your group homepage ("Group Home"), and to content in your group ("Blogs", "Forum", "News", "Events", "Pages", "Polls", and "Directory"). You can customize or get rid of any of these.
Once you've activated the group menu, that tab will change to read simply: menu. It will take you to the menu configuring area. There, you'll see all the items in your group menu, and have the option of editing them.
This will be a dropdown menu. It can have any number of items or sub-menus you want, arranged however you want. For example, you could create a new menu item that says "Posts from members", and move "Blogs" and "Forums" under there; or you could create a menu link for a page in your group, or even an important event; or you could create a link to an external site. Just bear in mind that if you add lots of items all in a row, they might have trouble fitting on screen. If you have more than ten or so items, you might want to start structuring your menu into a nicely organized tree.
Something to remember is that a menu item is a different thing from a post. If you delete a menu item, the thing it points to won't be erased; likewise, if you delete a post, any menu items that point to it won't disappear.
To REMOVE a menu item: click on the "delete" link beside it.
To EDIT a menu item: click on the "edit" link beside it. From here, you'll be able to change the following:
To ADD a menu item: click on the "add menu item" link at the top of the menu configuring page. The form to fill out to add a menu item is just like the form for when you're editing a menu item, as above.
NOTE - there is no "undo" when editing the group menu.
This is a new thing we're trying, so we're expecting to adapt it to your needs as we go. Anytime you need help, please get in touch with Shelby. Cheers!