Drupal 7.x

Hello, i'm trying to theme a feed from facebook.
I got the feed working right for status, but it bugs out when the user adds pictures or uses the question feature.

The feed entry for when the user used a facebook question <a href="" id="" title="" target="" has title and no custom texte or body, it's just plain empty.

When he posts pictures, the title is <a href="http://www.facebook.com/photo but there is a text in the body.

I've been doing a lot of theming with views as of late
and have been a little frustrated in the different paths and directions that theming can take

Im using drupal 7 and views 3 and have been looking towards unformatted and fields style

is there any advantage of using fields over node - At the moment I cant see a lot as the fields tend to be more verbose than using a node type would make more sense
Im assumming the field type is used mainly in conjunction with the views and field tpls - Im staying away from these and tend to put all my logic in a preprocess and output to one single tpl file mainly a unformatted view tpl

Im was wondering has anyone any success in using
[code]
foreach ($view->display->handler->get_handlers('field') as $field => $handler) {
$options[$field] = $handler->ui_name();
}
[/code]

in particular the

$view->display->handler->get_handlers('field')

its taken from
http://drupal.org/node/903250
for some reason it doesnt work in the preprocess

at the moment my preprocess function are begining to look like when pulling values from the vars['view']
$view->result['0']->_field_data['nid']['entity']->field_my_field['und']['0']['value']

My gut feeling is that there must be a better way

If I were using node instead of fields would i be better using a preprocess on the node and a tpl such as node__my_view <<

Hi, i'm trying to make an image reflection using the -moz-element but so far i've been unsuccessful, I have image reflection working in Safari and Chrome using -webkit but since mozzila uses Gecko I cannot use -webkit for Firefox

I have found samples of how to do it but I just can't seem to get it right, the following is an example using -moz-element:
#reflection {
/* It's a copy of the original element... */
background: -moz-element(#reflected-element)
bottom left no-repeat;

/* ... turned upside down ... */
-moz-transform: scaleY(-1);

/* ... with a gradual fade-out effect towards the bottom. */
mask: url(#reflection-mask);
}
reference: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2010/08/mozelement/ (scroll down towards the middle of the page)
other useful article: http://leaverou.me/2011/06/css-reflections-for-firefox-with-moz-element-...

To my understanding, it first makes a copy of the image and then flips it and then masks it go give it a fade-out. When I apply the above code, my images only flip but nothing else happens, my problem is that i'm not able to get the (#element-id) of the image (sorry no experience with css). element ID that i tried using was "img" obviously that's not what i need.

This is how I have it set up for Safari and Chrome using -webkit and it works very well:
img {
outline: 0;

Is there any way in Views to filter content by path? Example filter to show all content in home/computers/*

HI

how to show social media rss icon, facebook icon, tweeter icon, youtube icon in a rectangular box at the bottow in a block

I see this in lot of websites. BUt i am not sure how to get this in drupal

Thanks

I have a view in a block that I would like to add to the content area of one of my content types. Most of the view filters will be static but I was hoping to have one filter based on the users roll.

Is this possible? And do do i need to use a module or is the functionality built into the drupal core?