Does someone have a nice png for each of these node types:
a story, weblink, event, and discussion?
Note that I'm not looking for an icon for each taxonomy term (as node_image.module
does).
I'm not looking for software either, actually.
I'm just checking to see if someone in the drupal world has already donated some,
before i go searching for clip art.....
This is really for the archives, but maybe it will help someone here too. If you use htmlarea and Mozilla/Firefox/whatever, you may have noticed that when you try to Control-C Copy or Control-V Paste, you get a Javascript Security Error dialog box. Clicking OK in this dialog brings you to a Mozilla.org page that tells you to create a user.js file and add some lines to it. Doing so produces NO CHANGE.
Well, after some research and playing around, I can report on a workaround and a solution.
Some time ago I asked if anybody knew how to do this and got some expression of interest in having it done but no answer as to how to do it. Here is a very quick qnd dirty hack which will be ok for my site, but I would like to try to improve it so that it can be made more generic.
1) Go to the book.module
2) Locate the function book_toc_recurse
3) Immediately after the function statement, put this:
Usually the extra blank row between paragraphs is also reflected in the blog post but sometimes it isn't and all the content shows up in a "long row" without line feeds. I use Drupal 4.4.1 and most of the time OSX/Safari.
I suspect some invisable character to screw up things but haven't figured out which one yet. Does anybody know the solution to this problem?
I've ben looking, but this was all I coudl find regarding inporting taxonomies http://drupal.org/node/view/7385
It's pretty painful to create a big taxonomy in drupal's web interface (picture putting in a full geographic taxonomy, from continent to city-- much easier in excel or even notepad)and I wondered is it really impossible to import a vocabulary?