Drupal 7.x

On all content types for which I have comments enabled, the comment form defaults to appearing above all content fields (body, etc.).

The only way that I've found to work around this is to visit the "Manage display" page for each content type, "Show row weights", and manually decrease the weight of each individual content field so that they're all lower than 0. Changing the weight on the "Comment display" page has no effect. If I subsequently do anything on the "Manage display" page, the weights get reset to start with 0, and the comment form moves back up above the content.

I'm styling a zen subtheme in Drupal 7.

I have a block in the second sidebar.

Using Taxonomy Menu module to display a block of Taxonomy terms. It shows as a list.

Writings:

• Fiction
• Non Fiction
• Observations

I add this CSS style: ul, li {list-style: none;} but there is no change in how the list is rendered.

I have double checked my stylesheets. They are outputting properly.

Hello there,

I recently started using Drupal, and it's been absolutely great! I love it, but I'm looking for a module that I just can't find.

I'm making a content for uploading images with description, and with that I mean for every image you choose and upload, there will be a box below it where you're able to write a description.

I know that you can make like say... 5 images, and then 5 text fields below the images for the descriptions, but then all the images will be in one place, and the descriptions in another.

Hi,
I use the reference list in view for creating a listing of user which can be referenced for a content type.
Then I go to the manage field page and ask for the specific field to attach my reference list view, which is OK
My problem :
I need that the name of users will changed dynamically depending of the selection of a another field from my form.
I 'm sure it's possible because when you select the view in the field manager you can read : "view arguments :"
Can you explain how to do that.
Regards,

Hi,

I'm looking for a module that would do the following:

1. Anonymous user creates new node (content type) via node form

2. On form submit: modal (popup) window is displayed, allowing user to login or register (cf. Modal Forms module or CTools module). Option to login via social network account possible (see Janrain Module)

I just noticed on my site that the number of links for the comments is not correct.

Please take a look at this link: http://www.sourcecodester.com/visual-basic/4041/payroll-management-syste...

There's only few comments on that page but there are about 130 links for the comments link. It seems that all posts have 130 links on every comments.