I'm not sure that I understand the strategy how are bread crumbs generated (so and how to deal with them).
When I visit a node, e.g., ?q=node/1
I get breadcumbs: Home » content
In fact, how and where is defined that node is represented in bread crumbs by content? How can I change it?
There are more questions ... but in fact I cannot formulate them exactly (cause I donot get a idea of philosophy of bread crumbs). I probaly expect som comments then the complete answer.
In the comments section of my blog, the form asks for name, email, website and the comment itself.
How do I make it so that once a user has entered a comment on my site, the next time he visits my blog, the first 3 form elements are automatically filled? (I have seen this happening on wordpress...)
Is this a browser feature? Or Drupal saving cookies on the comment poster's website for future reference?
Hi, I've posted my question about this exhautively, but have yet to receive a response ...
I accidentally erased all audio MP3/video files uploaded through the audio module from my database, but the META data still remains. Meaning, the audio/video is gone, but you can still browse by name of song/vid clip, artist, title, etc. -- it's just that there are no audio/video nodes corresponding.
How do I erase EVERYTHING (including the META data) andre-upload the audio/video from scratch again?
Hello all. This is a tinymce customization question.
The module is set up to pull the css from the theme. The sites layout features a blue background with the content over a white background. In tinymce, the background is the blue background. How can I override the background of tinymce to be white?
OK So all I did was install the banner module. Can't say it went off without a hitch, there was a problem with the /temp directory, and I might not have had the right path to document root - but this isn't about banners not working...
I've used the wiki input format with 4.6 - it isn't perfect, but does what I require. It doesn't look like wiki.module is supported in 4.7 - is anyone using it on 4.7?
I've tried textile but I suspect that its too complex for my users (maybe I'm wrong), perhaps I should say too feature-rich. Can anyone suggest an input filter that supports basic markup like headings, bold/italic/underline, bullets etc. that works in 4.7.x?