How can I build a category hierarchy. I have created a new content type for subjects. I want my subjects in different categories, so they can be grouped like shown on http://vih.dk/fag/:
Group A
- Soccer
- Handball
- Fitness
Group B
- Aerobic
- Volleyball
- Adventure
This will be the primary way to show the subjects. However, I also want to be able to show which subjects are available for different contexts:
I am setting up a zen sub theme. I use layout-fixed.css.
I have changed the width of ID content to 793px. and adjusted the rest of the layout-fixed.css. Looks ok.
I have an image of size of 865 x 10 that I want to use a back ground image using background:url(“...”), thereby having a left and right border around content.
How can I achieve that?
I don’t know what ID in layout-fixed.css I have to change.
I am new to Drupal, have installed Drupal 7, beta2. I needed this to check out the RDF support, I am new to RDF too. I see the RDF annotations created as I create some article content types. The question is how do I run SPARQL queries on this ? Where is the interface to do this?
The Drupal 7 AJAX system is great, it works very smoothly for forms and even for links.
What I can't work out how to do in a sane way is to call it from javascript. I may want to have a dynamic page without a form and as part of that make a Drupal ajax call, specifically so that the ajax commands get run on return.
The most effective way I have found to do this so far is.
- Payment system (for monthly subscription and one off payments)
- Payment history
- Video upload and optimisation (each user will create a gallery with its own videos)
- Photo upload and optimisation (same as above)
- Library (registered users will upload videos/images and end users will be able to pay to watch these videos/images. So the module needs to handle purchase history so all videos/images were stored/linked in the end users library)
- Favorites
I need to build an order page like this http://vih.dk/bestilling. On the backend users should be able to see, what has been ordered and mark it as sent, when it is sent. Where should I start off in Drupal 7?