I was wondering if it was possible to disable the user entered titles. By that I mean when the user wants to add content he/she is not presented with a title textfield but that entry is populated with the node id instead.
So, basically, the title field will be converted from a textfield to a hidden field and will store the node id, and of course user will only see the body textfield and when the form is submitted, node has the nid value as the title and whatever the user entered as the body?
I was wondering if it was possible to display the nodes in multiple column format.
Let me explain a little more in detail. Currently, when nodes are being listed, they are listed one post on one row like
LOGO
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navigation | node1
| node2
| node3
I would like to display 2 or more in a row instead, like:
Here's my basic idea: on my website I want an avatar displayed next to each post indictating the posters user group. For example, since I am the admin, if I blog something an avatar saying "Admin Post" would show up and if a member posted something it would say "Member Post" and so on. I don't want the members to have the option of changing their avatar.
I can't believe how many sites miss this trick. I was looking for a radio programme 'Loose Ends' on the BBC website. I tried www.bbc.co.uk/radio/looseends and got a 404.
Why? How difficult would it be to put the non-matching part of the URL into a search and bring up 'Sorry, we couldn't find an exact match - did you mean...' then list trip_search results or something.
If anyone can figure this out, it should go into core Drupal functionality.