Drupal 7.x

Hello,

How can I install the theme builder on my local drupal 7 test server ? is it a module. I found it in Drupal Gardens and I'm just wondering if it is available from Drupal.org

Thanks and have a nice day
Christophe

I want to group Tags under each Taxonomy Term and make more sense of it, and allow to display Tags in respective Terms Pages.
However, these Tags will have separate identity and will not just be added as child Terms under the parent term.
So I will have a Taxonomy Terms List Block (either a Views List OR a dynamic expandable block by DHTML Menu/ Taxonomy Menu modules).
And another block of free Tags associated only to this Term.
I will probably use Taxonomy Delegate / Vocabulary Permissions module to allow users to Edit Terms (Level 2 or 3 onwards. Vocabulary and Level 1 Terms will restrict for Admin).

For example,
Home (Vocabulary 1)
- News (Term Level 1)
-- World (Term Level 2)
-- National (Term Level 2)
--- State (User created Term Level 3)
=== Breaking News (User created Tags associated to Term 'State')
=== State Politics (User created Tags associated to Term 'State')
- Technology (Term Level 1)
-- Physics (Term Level 2)
-- Electronic and Computer Gadgets (Term Level 2)
--- Mobile Phones (User created Term Level 3)
=== Android (User created Tags associated to Term 'Mobile Phones')
=== iOS (User created Tags associated to Term 'Mobile Phones')
=== Symbian (User created Tags associated to Term 'Mobile Phones')

Hey guys,

I'm currently running Wordpress on Mediatemple, but I'm getting ready for a big redesign that runs on Drupal 7.

I was wondering if any of you guys use VPS.net?

If so, how's the service? I read about major downtime last week?

Also, how much tweaking is involved? I don't mind setting things up, but I don't want to spend hours configuring my server every week.. Will cPanel do in general?

I have a clean 15 page static site that I would like converted to a Drupal 7 Site that I can easily add new content to both the main content area and to the sidebar. The current site is a standard two column, 960 px wide, fixed width, right sidebar design. The new drupal site should look like the existing static site with the exception that I would like a secondary, horizontal navigation menu added directly beneath the main horizontal navbar for sub-pages and secondary content.

I want to share my thoughts about using or not Views module against custom query code. Although I consider it a must-have module if you plan to do things quickly and don't wanna mess with code, from a developer point of view it seems that you lose some control over the final result.

When I look at Views Documentation it seems that is incomplete, and if I later try to reverse engineer the views code to clarify things, it turns worst because of the complexity of the module. The footprint it's to long and it seems that it breaks the drupal way rules for the module design.

Hi all,

I'm trying to find some info on how I can theme the settings my module adds to the node add/edit form (the content of the vertical tab for my module). I'd like to output my form elements in a table, however I'm not finding a clear way to do this other than going the ghetto route of adding a bunch of #markup entries in my form... Any tips on how I might accomplish this?

Say my module implements this: