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the subject says it all... I have created my own Genesis subtheme and I want to center a horizontal supeerfish menu in the Leaderboard region. I have managed to set it to left (default) and right, but no luck with centering it. I have tried pretty much every combination of css and wrapper divs to make this happen, without luck.
I'm using qtip to make a pop up box hover over the six boxes I have on my website below. The boxes are just below the slider. When you hover over them, they give a sweet text preview. However, I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the two blue lines under each image. Does anyone have a clue?
I successfully moved my entire site from one hosting company to another.
Wanted to upgrade from Drupal 6.2 to 7. Did that no problem.
But when I logged into the admin on the site toolbar I have extra "Administration Theme" "Clean URLs" "Date and time" "Error Reporting" "File System" "Image toolkit" "Input Formats" and a whole bunch more that when clicked will only go to the Administration Page. They are also listed there too but it looks like the old 6.2 menu and dont go anywhere either.
- I have a product using a Text field Attribute.
- I created a view showing the "Add to cart form" field of this product and it has Block display.
- Finally I have a block (sidebar) showing the "Block" display of this view.
- I'm using Drupal 7 and the theme is Baltik.
The problem is that the Text field goes out of the block margins making the page very awkward. You will see more graphically here "www.darhon.com/darhon-finance"
Is there a way to get views to order things randomly, or in a different order each time they are loaded. I have a view set to display images in a bock. I would like them to just not be in the same order each time. The view is set on a pager of 2
Hi all, I'm developing a multi-site Drupal 7 install with single sign-on via shared database tables. That much of it is working fine, but I now need to figure out how to attach it to my organisation's Shibboleth identity provider, so it can authenticate via that. I could probably cut some custom code to pull the auth information out of the http headers after the user has signed into the system, but it's inelegant, plus I'm quite a drupal noob and would probably make a sweet mess of that.