I am creating a view and I use taxonomy.
I have few vocabularies but only one of them appear in my edit/create page view.
The problem concerns "Fields" and "Filters".
I can't show the terms of most vocabularies as fields neither can I filter my view by using terms...
It only works with the first vocabulary I had created !
I've got a horizontal row of tabs created through the menu module along the top of my design to represent sections of the site, which have an active state when your on the appropriate page.
Each page under a tab has a further seperate vertical menu in the left sidebar also created through menu module.
When you click on a link in the vertical menu's the class=active shifts to that link, meaning the section tab de-activates.
I want it to remain active to show you are still currently within the section the tab represents. How can this be achieved?
This may be a very simple question but if you have never been told it is something you don't know.
i know how to create pages and stuff but i have noticed some drupal sites with drop down menus.
how do i acheive this with sub pages of pages?
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My next question is to do with the themes.
I have a site and it has four areas. I want each area to be the same theme but different style sheets so the colours change. is this possible? if so how?
When I enable Clean Urls, certain images disappear when I navigate away from the front page. For example, a search button image that should appear on every page.
I reference the images in this way: [a href="files/searchbutton.gif"]
(I am using brackets here because I cannot post with <> here)
Does any one know if it's currently possible to create sub-categories of content like how the e-commerce module has "product" and has "apparal", "donation", etc. as sub-products?
I've done a search here to find out whether or not it is possible to implement a "remember me" option at login. I did find this thread http://drupal.org/node/20002 but there seems to be no conclusion to the issue.