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[EP-tech] eprints ignoring my theme.



Hi I installed a theme to have a look at how it was doing things but when I got rid of it to go back to use my own one, eprints reverts to a half default/half the deleted theme version.
In archives/arvhivename/cfg/cfg.d/branding.pl I have my theme named with:
$c->{theme} = "mytheme";

I'm presuming that it should be enabled somewhere else, but it worked previously before I tried out the other theme.

Any thoughts?

Thanks
Derek

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