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I created a custom login block by basically copying the HTML form from the built-in block. I used the hidden keyword for the input blocks and put in a user/password so when the click "Log in" it will bring them to the home page without having to enter anything. I did this so it would be more like an agreement to a disclaimer as opposed to a true login.
I'd like to delete from "-" from my RSS feed on the main page. Currently my website (http://samuraicoder.net) shows "Samurai Coder - " as a source title for RSS feed, if you subscribe to the feed via RSS reader. Although I understand that the title is customizable on the reader's end, I would like to have "-" removed by default.
I belive this "-" is located between my website name and slogan. Since I don't have (and don't plan to have) a slogan provided by Drupal. I would like to remove the "-".
So, using a typical Drupal template, I had a line like this that displayed the content, of, say,
a page node:
print $content;
So, when viewing the rendered page as admin, it seems that Drupal can easily figure
out what HTML to put in the "edit" tab view -- just use what's in $content.
But using CCK with a custom node type, I'm outputting something like this:
Is there a way to "hide" the html tags associagted with a page from appearing in search results? I am authoring pages using html. But don't want all that "code" showing up.
I am trying to figure out the best way to get a moderation system going that follows the following workflow:
1. Logged-in users (i.e. "Members") are able to create content. The content is only viewable by the member that created it and by Moderators.
2. Members in a Moderator role can view content and either approve (i.e. make it visible to all site visitors) or demote (i.e. revert back to pre-approved state) content.