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I've seen several different posts asking for some way to move the "read more" link and make it more visible, but I haven't found any answers to the question. Is this something hard-coded or can one it be edited (even if it is a small module hack). I've looked around the theme & module files but haven't been able to find it.
It *is* too subtle. I've had to coach my users to look for it. It really does get lost in the list. It seems that it always has the title: "Read the rest of this posting". So, I suppose that it could at least be styled by css :
One of the cool benefits of the watchdog module is being able to see what caused a page error on your website and when it happened, and the IP that did it. I never thought about this until now, but this is more than a debugging tool, but can also be a security monitor.
HI,
I have managed to get perl and pear running on winXP/iis5.
I got a phpinfo page to run :)
I tried to follow the install documents in the drupal4.2 as best I could.
made a sqlserver schema :)
beleive I have drupal pointed at the correct url.
I got drupal into the docs directory (wwwroot) but http://localhost/drupal/
yields 'The specified module could not be found.'
is there a way to get a more detailed error message?
any help would be appreciated.
I want to be able to paste the output of some logs and config files into the book as part of some system documentation I am doing.
The book does not respect the spaces and line feeds which get pasted and the result is awful.
Has anyone considered, tweaking the book module so spaces are replaced with nbsp and crlf replaced with br tags ?
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