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IS there a nice written snippet of code to show the tagadelic terms in a block on the front apge.

Hello 2 All!
I have a CCK-defined content type with a lot (about 20) chekboxes with text labels. How can I, using CCK:contemplate organize output of chekboxes and values in columns?
Here is examples:

Now (content block):
checkbox value 1
checkbox value 2
checkbox value 3
checkbox value 4
checkbox value 5
checkbox value 6
checkbox value ..
checkbox value 20

Please don’t yell at me. :-)

I’ve read the docs (Helping with development; Developing for Drupal...) and sepeck’s excellent post, but I still don’t know where to go from here.

After installing, using, and developing Drupal for my own websites for 8 months, I feel that I know enough to contribute back to the community. At least I hope so. :)

As the title says ...

Hello,

I am using taxonomy on my site. When the user navigates by a term e.g. "Fishing", the user sees all the posts related to this term. Blogs, book pages, stories and forum posts are jumbled together in a long list.

Is there anyway to group by content type? so that every time a term is clicked on I get something like this?

Term: FISHING

BLOG POSTINGS

- blog title one
- blog title two
- blog title three

FORUM TOPICS

- topic one
- topic two
- topic three

STORIES

I've checked out the lullabot method of theming the read more link works great

//get the structured links
$links = $node->links;
$links['node_read_more']['title'] = t('change me');

print theme('links', $links);

but can any one suggest how I can put replace the text with an image directly put in img tag doesnt work