Drupal 7.x

Hi,

I have a content type "Policies", which has three fields:

1- Programs
2- Implementation
3- Project Stories

How can I display each field in a separate tab?

Thanks!

Hi I'm new to CSS and drupal themes.
I have made a custom "block" view using zen theme. It consists of an Unformatted list of images. Right now the images are displaying like a normal list: as a vertical list. I want them to display horizontal so I am thinking I need to specify "float: left" using CSS. The problem is I can't figure out which CSS file I need to edit or where in the file to add the new CSS code. In the view settings under advanced> other> CSS class, I have called my CSS class "tt_border".

While trying to upgrade from 7.9 to 7.10 I get the following error when trying to access my site

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CLASS in /home/lprfc02/public_html/sterchs/includes/bootstrap.inc on line 287

I recopied the 7.9 files back and now still get the same error with 7.9. Does anyone have a solution for this as I can not currently access my site without a resolution.

Hi to all
I can change the background and text colors by writing an container around the content of a block.
But with this way its not possible to change the headline color and the border from the block.

Is it possible to write a css with f.e this block name as class?
It should not affect other blocks

Knut

Excuse me if I'm not using the correct terminology as I'm new to Drupal.

I need to be able to reference a page id (or somehow identify which page is displaying) within my css to style my navigation.

I have found that

I know I'm revealing myself as the Newbie of Newbies here, but in a search of the documentation here and the book I'm using (Drupal 7, The Definitive Guide), I could not find a clear indication.