The Subject line says it all: the admin Dashboard on my Drupal 7 installation is missing the 'BY TASK' and 'BY MODULE' tabs. Is there any way in which I can get them to display? (I have searched all through the Configuration settings, and can't see anything obvious.)
My website is hosted by Bluehost, and I installed Drupal 7 using their SimpleScripts cPanel applet.
My apologies if this is a dumb question; many thanks for your assistance.
I am trying to convert an old ASP-site to Drupal.
The old site has some huge databasetables (They are normalized so the structure is OK). As an example, one of them has more than 350.000 records and maybe 10 fields.
Because of CCKs way of storing data i would get more than 3.500.000 records in the node_revision table. Thats not the worse part. If i (And i must do that) let my users search the data, MySql must make a huge amount of joins to combine the data again.
I am using horizontal menu with few children. When i click on a child, this child is selected as active (class), but i need select parent.
For Example:
i have menu: Home[parent1], Solutions[parent2] that contains (Drupal, XML, HTML, PHP etc.. children),
when i click on Drupal that is child of Solutions i need set active Solutions.
I found some scripts on lower Drupal edition, how can i modify Nice Menus in Drupal 7???
Hi, I'm new to Drupal and have downloaded version 7 and managed to enter content under the default theme. I've read through the guidance and searched the forums a number of times, but can't find the best way forward. I'm used to other CMS software so may be getting confused by what I know already and need to unlearn! I'm using the default theme in a development environment (XP with Apache).
How do I set up my content and menus so that I can display summary information for each article(node) that has a parent item set to the relevant menu item when clicked on?
Dawson Arts is a floating collective team of Ballet specialists who collaborate with famous British dance maker, David Dawson. Over the past decade Dawson's collective have created and performed their works at many top international venues.
The homepage features a slideshow and three equal sized dynamic Views blocks. The design choice has obvious implications and will not fit on all screen sizes. However, Dawson Arts aims to stand out and accepts the consequences. The website kind of looks like a Flash website, but it is not.
The closeup section provides a biography about choreographer David Dawson, interviews and acknowledgements. For custom the slider barwe choose to use a jQuery plugin jScrollBar. These interviews ('dialogues') are regular D7 pages.
The work section presents Performances, a separate content type with custom fields. We added an image field for the slides and a reviews longtext block. The Reviews (once they are available) are shown as a Views menu tab at /node/%/Reviews. A custom PHP block helps navigate the performances in the top right corner. The previous-next buttons are a custom PHP/MySQL script to query previous and next nodes.