I am trying to create a site with following design:
- a "main menu", static, that goes horizontally, below the site logo
- secondary menu, different for each category of the main menu, displayed in the sidebar (as a block?)
Since the main menu is static, I did it by modifying code on my phptemplate file. Was not a problem.
But now, I do not know how I can make the menus on the sidebar. I tried taxonomy_menu but it was not the solution (or I just didn't figure how to implement it correctly?)
I am using the flexinode module together with the taxonomy block module. When I create my own content types the body content that should be displayed under the title is not displayed. When I use a predefined content type, like story or page, the content is displayed. Is this a bug or did I miss to adjust something?
I have Gallery two up and running after finding the magic "Image Block" wooo!
But I followed Gallery2's install advice to place images in a directory outside of the website. This appears to affect viewing the full gallery pages. I am able to pull in the Random Image thumbnails to the Gallery block.
In G2's admin this is the path: v/%path%
If I cahnge it to: gallery2/%path%
I loose ability to pull galleries into Drupal
I solved it by disabling "URL Rewrite" for "show item" and then everything works but with nasty wicked URL's.
I'd like to omit myself from story read totals, site stats and other running totals, if it is at all possible. I'd want my own visits logged but not counted toward story stats, essentially.
Is there an easy way to accomplish this? I have full root access to my box so whatever tweaks might be required I can do.
I expect to have a few hundred users of my website, who each have their own blog. I want my users to categorize their blog into one of 20+ taxonomy terms. I'd like a drop down list of the available taxonomy categories within each user's respective profile. So basically, when a user selects the taxonomy term from a drop down list in their profile, the entire blog for that user would automatically be assigned to the correct taxonomy term. I'm having a lot of trouble figuring this out, thanks for your help!