Is there a way After I set up the terms and vocabulary for catefgories to display all the terms, and let a user coose one, and it displays all the articles under that term. I would like for this to be a block on the main page. Is there a module or something that will do this?
I am using the frontpage module. I have chosen to redirect authenticated users to user. When I sign in though, I still get the same frontpage as before I signed in. That is until I click a home link I've created which points to /front_page. So it's kind of working, except that it doesn't jump to the new frontpage immediately you log in. How can I make this happen?
How can i change this function to display the thumbnails in float mode (variable number of thumbs per row depends of the width of my page) instead of table mode (fixed number of row and columns)
function theme_acidfree_print_full_album($node) {
$ncols = variable_get('acidfree_cols', 5);
$nrows = variable_get('acidfree_rows', 3);
$show_box = node_access('update', $node);
$nodes_per_page = $ncols*$nrows - ($show_box ? 1 : 0);
$nodes = _acidfree_get_children($node, $nodes_per_page, ALBUM_PAGER);
if (count($nodes) == 0)
return "This album is empty ".($show_box?_album_create_links($node):"");
$output .= theme('pager', NULL, $nodes_per_page, ALBUM_PAGER);
if ($show_box) {
$row[] = Array('data' => _album_create_links($node), 'class' => 'album-cell');
$count++;
}
foreach ($nodes as $child_node) {
$row[] = Array(
'data' => theme("acidfree_print_thumb_{$child_node->class}",
$child_node, $node),
'class' => 'album-cell');
if (++$count % $ncols == 0) {
$rows[] = Array('data' => $row, 'class' => 'none');
unset($row);
}
}
if (isset($row))
$rows[] = Array('data' => $row, "class" => "none");
// ######## This is the row that decide how to display everything #################
I just wanted to point people who don't follow www.drupal.org/planet to the following post by Nick Lewis on why the category module is superior to both taxonomy and book modules. People on these forums know I am a big fan of category module, but nothing like hearing from an experienced drupal consultant: http://www.nicklewis.org/node/851
I converted a collection of 999 quotes and packaged them up into a tab-delimited text file ready to be imported into Drupal's Quotes module. The actual quotes are a wide variety. The topics include humor, philosophy, facts, social justice, democracy, environment, and more. If you like 'em, use them; if not, don't.
I recently deleted a user without quite understanding, despite the warning, that any content created by that user would be removed. I guess on some level I couldn't belive that would be the case, and proceeded anyway. My bad, but Drupal enabled me.