Is it possible to have the menu (primary links) expanded on the front page — to be able to see the second level of the menu, but collapsed on all other pages — to only see the first level?
Search engines often show the Description metatag to tell people what you page is about. To be useful, it needs to match the page, meaning it needs to change for each and every page.
Is there a way to do this in Drupal 4.7? I'm not talking about hard wiring it into a template, because that would give the same description for every page, The page description has to match the page.
Nodewords supposedly did this for prior versions of Drupal, but that does not seem to be a module that is approved for 4.7. I'm also wondering if there is a better solution.
Been playing about the Nice Menus module and would like to theme it differently depending on the theme the user selects. The natural way to do this is to put the nice_menus.css file into each theme folder and change the reference link in nice_menus.module, but I'm unsure how to reference the theme currently being used.
I'm using TinyMCE. But I need to add a page that has no formating (or rather, I want to write the HTML code myself).
So I enter a new page, click on "disable" HTML, and enter my code. If I press preview, what I see is good. But then the content reverts back to RichEdit. If I click on disable-Rich-Edit, my code is back, but all the carriage-returns and lines are in a mess (i.e. the code is GOOD and in order, but it doesn't look good).
Is there some way to make the "disable-rich-edit" persist on pages?
Hi all , i am using photobar+image-gallery to just dump a folder and auto create the gallery, it works fine
but when i am entering the gallery it presents the file-name and published by, i need only the thumbnails
to be presented plain with no extra text or info near it, can this be done ?