I need to have a minimum of two themes enabled on my site, but for various reasons, I need to prevent users from choosing their own themes--I HAVE to keep my chosen themes persistently assigned to their respective areas for all users. Help?
I have already installed a module that allows me to assign themes to different taxonomies, but can find no way to disable general site theme selection for users other than to only have one theme, which, as I said, won't work for me.
Specifically, I have one theme assigned to forums and another theme assigned to the rest of the site.
for creating a table of content for a page, and i'd like to use it. it seems drupal removes or does not execute javascript. i read several posts on this subject (including javascript in drupal, most of them quite old) and it seems the only/best/working way is to enclose all the content inside a < ? p h p ... ? > tag. beside this being quite unconvenient, it unfortunately does not work for me.
i would like to put a block in the upper right corner of my site and then have the rest of the page start about 110px down. is this possible?? i am modifying the greybox template. my site is: sfcitychorus.net. the box is to be an announcement type thing. and obviously i am not all that well versed in php or css.
I have, for lack of a better word, "bullets" in my navigation menu (just like the ones on these pages). How do I remove them? I have combed the css file for several days, but cant seem to locate them. I would however, like to keep the "carrots".
At localhost/term/1 I get all nodes (with the content). That's needed too, bad what I want is a list of nodes in that term. "A list" I mean only thier titles, that are links to the 'full version' (localhost/node/1).