Hello i'm a newbie who loves this software just found out about drupal yesterday. I'm having a problem creating webpages. i went to create content - page from there i added all the details added link name so i can see goto
the page using the navigation links however after i submitted my first page i don't see it listed on the nav links did i miss something? can someone please help me
Is there a way to display the information submitted in a webform on the site? In otherwords, I would like to have a page that displays every submission made through a webform.
Hi everyone, just a short announcement to let people know I've created a module for individual personlization/customization of your Drupal site.
The module allows each user to select the taxonomy terms he/she wants, and then can view a personal "mypage" which only contains nodes from those categories.
It also provides a personal RSS feed, and can work with other modules like blogapi (to filter posting categories to only the user's selections) or the archive module (only finding old articles within the user's categories)
First, I try modified search module like mentioned before, but it only partly work, the trip_search module works better in traditional Chinese. but both only works for some words.( in redhat, v 4.42, mysql 4.20)
What is (or will be) the recommended method for including images within nodes? By this I mean to have the image displayed and not a link to download it. Checking the CVS, I'm can't see this capability in core or any file handling modules (upload, filestore, filestore2, image)
I know node_image offers this and it had worked _really_ great for me, but this module does not seem to be getting updated. Am I missing something or been looking at the wrong places?
I think this feature is essential for blogs and news articles.
I am using phptemplate. The design I have come up with for my site calls for a different node background image dependant upon which section (vocabulary or term) the node is categorized in. My plan is to somehow determine the name of the vocabulary or the term(s) a given node is classified in, make these names into valid CSS class names, and then add these names to the class attribute of the div that contains the node's content.