We have a group here that work with educational technology and we are making a new site for our group.
After several meetings we decided that our new site would have a drag and drop style.
I'm a trainee of the group and I have almost no knowledge of CMS, was recommended the use of drupal to making this because we want the people to create a login for themselves in the site to customize the content of site the way that them likes and drupal seems ideal for that.
I want to use both TAC Lite, and domain access on a site, so that if just one of the modules denies access, then it realy is removed for the "user" ?
as it is Drupal use OR on access control, so if just one module allows access, then it is given. However I want to use AND, in my access control, so that it is denied if one module denies access, regardless of what other modules thinks.
How can I accomplish this, wihtout hacking core, in Drupal 7? (in D6 there was module grants that took care of this... but it's not compatible with D7)
Running drupal 7 and have set up the book module, got my book pages done and view fine.
I like to add a header to each book page which consists of a small logo and some text but dont want to add this every time i create a new page.
So is there a way i can create a template so that i just need to add the text of page and the template will add the header for me
Sorry if this has already been answered, I'm not too familiar with these discussion boards; If this already has a solution, please could you point me in the right direction.
I have a WYSIWYG editor installed and I'm using it for most content types, but it looks ugly when it's just sitting there on the pages that allow user comments. I want the users to be able to use a WYSIWYG editor for commenting on posts/blogs etc.. but I want it to be hidden until the user needs it, i.e. through a expandable "Post new comment" toggle button, that will expand the comment editor section.