this exists in the current version of concrete5, but its way under the hood..

the next version brings this stuff out into the open much better.. wait a couple of weeks and this work will be done for you.

Hi Frz,

Do we still need to add the view.php in Concrete default themes directory to our custom themes directory? The formatting is screwed up and I get an error message "Error #2044: Unhandled IOErrorEvent:. text=Error #2035: URL Not Found." The formatting could be a conflict with concrete and custom theme css. If necessary I'll have to use my own profile pages, but I'm confused because there is /concrete/controllers/profile/, /concrete/elements/profile/, and /concrete/single_pages/profile/ and I'm not sure which files I need to copy to the any or all of /elements/, /controllers/, and /single_pages/ directories. Can you please help clarify? Thanks!

Michelle

The easiest way for me to make the formatting changes was to include a modified version of the /cms/css/ccm.profile.css file into my theme directory and include it in my theme header. This doesn't seem like the most elegant way to do it, but at least I don't have to customize and maintain base concrete files. It would be nice if we had more control over the formatting of these types of files in a more simplified way, like even the ability to drag the elements around in edit mode like we can with our own pages.