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I want to make it possible for all blog nodes to be displayed in a theme that is different from the main theme we have chosen for our site.
I have already looked at the Blog Theme module and while that does a good job of letting users display their blogs in their choice of theme, it also means that when those blog users view our main site that they see *everything* on our site in their custom theme. We don't want that.
Just one question: when I am on root category (home), I have list of nodes (excerptions). How to display now to each node excerption its own NID ? With this I'm able to call own function, what I need - something like my_func($NID);
Hi! A new site I'm working on will be using Drupal as its primary infrastructure. However, the existing site has a number of cgi scripts that wont immediately be ported to Drupal. Is there some generic way of intergrating a CGI script so that it interacts with the "content" portion of a Drupal theme while preserving the rest of the look & feel?
I was asked to add a ToS to the registration process (so that the non-profit doesn't get sued for something that an external user posts). What's a best way to integrate that? I need to add a text box with (a lot of?) text within it and a checkmark.
is there a way to take out how drupal prints the content and the admin features and place that into an iframe or something so my site won't have scroll bars? i tried to do a search in the forums and couldn't find anything that would help.
if it's possible, could someone point in a direction to do this?