OK I have installed the latest versions of all Acquia Marina, Sknir and Fusion Core but am unable to style my menus as it says I should in the documentation and screenshots I've seen.

I've been trying to fix this for a few hours now and am at my wits end. If anybody could be kind enough to take a look at my installation at http://pricare.co.uk/ and give me any advice as to why my menus look so basic and iconless, I would be extremely grateful.

I am working with a sub-theme of Acquia Marina 2. I have copied the info file from Acquia into my sub-theme folder and added 1 additional region in the preface area, so there are now 4 regions. I have renamed them preface_left, preface_middle_left, preface_middle_right and preface_right. I have also copied the page.tpl.php file into my sub-theme folder, changed the names of the regions and added the additional region by copying and pasting the div.

Hello,
I am using domain access and domain theme to create subdomains and to theme them specifically.
Till I started working with Skinr/Fusion/Acquia Marina everything worked fine with setting theme configuration per theme.

Since Acquia Marina and Fusion is such a nice looking theme I decided to move to it, and setup the main domain.com to it, changing all I wanted.

Hi, Im using Acquia Marina 2.0, anf Im really happy with its look and functions. One thing I cant go through. The comments for nodes are always displaying below the last block of the sidebar-last (right). The same problem was with views tables, and simple:
.view-content table{ width:58%;} in style.css solved the problem. I did the same width adjustment with comment form also, the width is ok, but they still display below the last block of right sidebar :| Im stuck with this since long time. If anyone has solution I will be greatful.

I'm a big fan of Acquia Marina, and recently adapted it for a customer's new site and branding. See:

http://www.reachinsurance.co.uk/

I used the Newsticker module to add a scrolling jQuery slogan in the preface section. This was really easy to implement and to theme. If anyone else fancies a go, it's as easy as enabling the module, adding the newsticker block to the preface-first region and pasting the following into your local.css