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I'm looking for one or two Drupal developers to work on adding new features and implementing new design elements on several existing Drupal sites for my clients. All sites are built in Drupal 6, and have custom themes built with Zen, and Framework in the case of one site. Work on these projects would begin immediately. Developers may also be asked to help build new sites in the future.
I want to add more functionality to the user profile pages. Specifically i want to add a block that has their 5 most recent personal blog posts. I've seen lots of resources for doing this in 6, but Ive also read that a lot of these methods are depreciated in 7.
Bonus question, how do I make the profile more like a profile? With a fields for biography, contact, etc.
I'm new to this site creation and have never created an local server before. I have created an local server with XAMPP. I have done everything right and are up and runing with Drupal. There is still something I dont understand. In the manual I'm asked to do this: "Secure your site
After the installation is complete, you will want to change the permissions on the settings.php file back so that it is protected:
chmod u=rw,o=r,a=r sites/default/settings.php OR chmod 644 sites/default/settings.php
I'm pretty sure it worked that way in 6.x. Now I've made a module for 7 and I am implementing hook_node_info to create a new content type. When I disable the module, the content type stays. Even if I uninstall the module, the content type stays.
I wonder how to add some information on the "Create new account" page on my site. I'd like to add some pedagogical information to potential members like: "when you do this and that, then there will be an email sent, bla, bla, bla be sure to check your spam filter if you do not receive an email..."
Preferably I'd like to add this "help text" before the the "Username" and "Password" form.