I am working on associating nodes of one type with a node of another. for example, news items with the publishing company.
I have thought of using a node reference field but have not found a stable module to accomplish this.
I have thought of using a select list and want to use a view to populate the allowed values list but cant figure out where to set/select the view I have created.
Any thought on either of these methods or any suggestions on other methods would be appreciated.
I looked around at modules that allowed for a good format of an entire book outline. The BookTree module looked great but is still in dev for D7 and you cannot see the outline unless you are privileged. I experimented with the Book Navigation block, but I simply need it to show the entire hierarchy rather than be shacked by child/parent dependencies and location. Also the discussion on variants of the topic are measured in days and weeks and usually conclude with suggestions to hack the book module or the theme's template files.
Lets say, I am making a site about restaurants. I have the requirement to serve a front-page that lets you pick a restaurant, then you click that restaurant, and it gives you a page with views pertaining to that restaurant. So:
mysite.com/mcdonalds/frontpage shows a list of content about mcdonalds using views
mysite.com/burgerking/frontpage shows a list of content about bk using views
I made a php re-direct page so that if you type mywebsite.com it will automagically forward to mywebsite.com/drupal, but all my subpages (about us, contact us, projects, etc) still have the address of:
Hi,
I have just started using Drupal 7 and I want to omit (hide) the "Back to top" link that appears on each page. I am using Aberdeen theme. Any advice?