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To de-install modules completely is it just erase the entry in the system database, delete any database entries it may have created and then delete the module ? Or does it get installed elsewhere also ?
I want to delete some old modules i know longer use but may wish to re-install them at a latter date, but as a fresh install.
I'm using Organic Groups along with a digg-like site where users are able to browse public content. I'd like users to be able to select a node and add a link to that node to his/her Organic Group. When viewing a node, I'd like users to be able to click on "suggest to group" or "discuss within group", something like that but the node should remain public for all users to view. It currently works in the opposite way, where a node creator can choose which groups can see the node, but I haven't come across any way to allow groups admin (or members) to select a public node for his group.
but something that really bugs me, is, that blocks are always shown with their title above them...
I use for example the awesome aggregator module for a news feed, but I would like to put a logo above the xml headlines. This just doesn't seem possible. I don't want to use blocks, for this limitation...
is there for aggregator a code snippet or something available, that generates the headline links from the selected XML feed? So I can implement that code anywhere I want and put a logo above this
After I have uploaded banners, and I go to admin/banners, I cannot view or edit because those links appear too far to the right on the page. I can mouse over them, but clicking on them has no result. I think the problem is that long URLs don't wrap, and they push the view and edit links outside of the frame. How can I either make the frame wider or narrow the URL column so that the view and edit links move to the left where I can use them? Sorry if this doesn't make sense--I'm not a developer. My website developer left town and I haven't found anyone else who knows Drupal.