Drupal 7 by default displays user profile edit pages in Administration Theme, if an Admin Theme is enabled. This can't be disabled in core.
This is not a nice behaviour if you'd like to develop a community platform with consistent user profile display behaviour (for administrators, moderators, ... as well).
Even the more detailed Administration Theme (http://drupal.org/project/admin_theme) Module doesn't allow for a switch without a further patch.
Solution:
To remove user edit pages from Administration Theme display, we (http://www.DROWL.de and http://www.webks.de) developed a further mini module for our DROWL Util Mini Module collection.
It simply removes the user/* pages from administration logic:
/**
* @file Helper module to not display user edit pages in Admin Theme.
* Mini Module developed by DROWL.de
*/
/**
* Set all user/* Pages to non-administrative. So use NO Admin-Theme for example!
*
* @param &$paths array
*/
function drowl_util_user_edit_theme_noadmin_admin_paths_alter(&$paths) {
$paths['user/*'] = FALSE;
}
?>
You may download the mini module below and leave a comment if we helped you.
Furthermore DROWL.de provides Drupal Module Development for your custom needs. Have a look! =)
