I was trying to add some pictures to a blog post but every time it seems to add a border is there a function or option or CSS coding I could use internally which would ignore the rules of adding the border?
I'm having problems with Calendar views in Drupal 7 and I'm hoping if someone can point me in the right direction.
On Year View - I'm seeing all days for all completed months, but only dates up the to current day of the month for all other months
For Example - all of January, then up to Feb 11, then March 11, then April 11 and so on.
On Month View - The Current Month displays in full, previous months display in full, but future months only display the first week of the month.
I would like to make a three level hierarchi of categories(cats1) and my first option would be using taxonomy, but I also want another group of categories(cats2) with different names which maps to cats1, so for example item1 and item2 in cats1 is mapped to item1 in cats2. This would be a normal one to many relation. Im using D7 any suggestions on how to do this?
It came to the suggestion to use count(*) whenever possible. What I've seen is that count(1) is a little bit faster (10%) so I'm asking is there any reason to prefer count(*)?
I have enabled blog pages... created a link in the main menu to blogs... everything is enabled in fact....
BUT... clicking on the link (drupal-7.0/blog) returns a completely blank page... as in completely white... Any ideas?
I am trying to create a page that shows only blog content (which will be solely contributed by the overall admin - no comments). The main content of the site is not the blog entries.
Still a Drupal newbie here. I have a piece of Javascript code that should go in the head of the specific page on my site, but with Drupal I am unsure how to place it?
I assume there is no point placing it in the page head because then it will be called for every page?