Drupal 7.x

I upgraded my drupal site through Fantastico about 2 months ago. Recently it reverted back and I no longer have access to admin panel. Any help would be appreciated.

My client would like a panels-like interface within the admin pages of a site to modify the layout of each content type separately.
Another way of looking at it would be as a WYSIWYG editor for templates. Context would probably do what is required except that it doesn't have a panels-like interface, so may be beyond the site admins.

Does anyone have any thoughts as to the best way to approach this?

Thanks for any pointers
Terry

I have used views slideshow many times with Drupal 6 and it's great.
I am using Drupal 7 and the slideshow ends and disappears after the last slide when I have not selected that option. Any help would be appreciated thanks!

Hi,

I have a added a custom field list to a content type. Basically the user selects which HTML boxes that are to appear on a page. However I would like to add a number to each of these boxes. So you have HTML Box 1 in position 2, HTML Box 2 in position 3 etc etc. The html is below (they should be drop-down lists) - is this possible to do in Drupal?

many thanks

Hi everyone,

I have been experimenting with views to make a portfolio list. It's just a bunch of images in an unordered list which are laid out in a grid pattern with 3 items on each row using css. I have this set up already in umbraco as it's easy using xslt to assign classes etc to items.

However, how do you do this in views?? I can see I can add a class to the ul and to the list wrapper in the settings option next to HTML list. What I really need though is for every third item to have an id of 'last'.

As it stands, I have classes on each images row-1, row-2, row-3 etc. This is great for styling out individual items. However, this doesn't help me to arrange my grid that every third item is the last in the row (id="last") which I will then make have a css margin right of 0.

If I need to add some custom php to the code, where do I put this? Is there a file which corresponds to this specific view? I hope this makes sense.

I have stripped down the html to post here and indicated where I need to insert the id="last":

Ok. I've done something quite wrong.
I was wanting to hide the admin log-in so that it could be accessed off of the main site.
I put it into the 'help' content block.
Can anyone help me get back to my admin so I can change it back to footer?
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