I have a form with checkboxes. Those are rendered in a form template with print render($form['features']); so that there is a checkbox with an item per line:
cb1 item name 1
cb2 very long item name 2
cb3 item name 3
How can I change the outpost to a table like:
cb1|item name 1|cb3|item name 3
cb2|very long
item name 2||
I am using adaptive theme and I built a three layer main menu using the primary menu option in my theme plus menu block. It was great. But then I realized I needed to redo my menu so that it was one continuous Ul LI type structure because I'm trying to integrate packery into my site.
Here is a demo of my menu as "menu blocks" here: http://dmta.right-brain.com/our-work
I found this Packery code by looking at other sites that use packery:
I am using Views default view "Taxonomy Term" (taxonomy/term/%) to display a taxonomy term page that has content teasers for ubercart products. This almost accomplishes what I want, but not completely. Here is my setup:
Taxonomy Vocabulary: Products
Taxonomy Terms Hierarchy:
Product Type 1
-Type 1 Sub Category 1
-Type 1 Sub Category 2
-Type 1 Sub Category 3
Product Type 2
-Type 2 Sub Category 1
-Type 2 Sub Category 2
-Type 2 Sub Category 3
Hi! I am a "hobby-website builder" (a non-professional) and I havent been very "active" for the last 3 years. Until now, all my sites have been based upon the "zen"-theme (I love it!) and I didnt care about compatibility to mobile devices that much. Nowadays, I think that this "mobile compatibility" became very important and I'm not sure, if I should switch to the "bootstrap"-theme.
I started building a website which should be suitable for all those mobile devices available. I would like to use the "zen"-theme - what do you think? Would it be better to use "boostrap"?