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I've just installed Drupal and i want it to look like the official site. I just love the way modules show up with these round corners, it's clean and elgenat:)
Can you please tell me what is theme name for me to download it?
Hi, can somebody help me reach the the block-view-list bullets. I want to change the default round black bullets on the list view with my own. I have succeded on the navigation menu by li.leaf, but I cant find the css to change others from block views in list mode.
The drupal handbook page for custom theme settings instructs you to set a variable to hold the contents of the custom theme settings, which I think makes sense in some situations, especially if you're going to use the theme setting more than once in your template, but I was looking in the Denver theme and saw this:
(these are some excerpts from the template.php
I'm developing a website, and have finally gotten around on working on the comment section. Well, currently I have it so that one can post comments but you must be logged into drupal w/ an account. My problem is i'm going to disable the feature of being able to register for an account and would like anyone to be able to post comments as an anonymous user, not requiring an account, simply requiring them to leave their email address. Of course it would be sent to the comment moderation queue before being posted.
Just downloaded the niftycube module and installed it, tried one of the samples but i keep getting an error In the browser window ie "done but with errors on page" in the bottom bar. I installed the module and where it says "NiftyCube code that goes in the header section: " I put
html,body{margin:0;padding:0}
body{background: #FFF;
font: 70% Arial,sans-serif}
div#menu{float:left;width: 100%;padding-top:120px;background: #002455}
ul#nav,ul#nav li{list-style-type:none;margin:0;padding:0}
ul#nav{margin-left: 100px;width:650px}
ul#nav li{float:left;margin-right: 3px;text-align: center}
ul#nav a{float:left;width: 8em;padding: 6px 0;text-decoration:none;color: #222}
ul#nav a:hover{color: #000}
ul#nav li.activelink a{background: #FFF}
ul#nav li.activelink a,ul#nav a:hover{color: #000;font-weight:bold}
li#home a{background: #FF749C}
li#who a{background: #DF3694}
li#prod a{background: #4D80FF}
li#serv a{background: #80FF4D}
li#cont a{background: #FFCB4D}
window.onload=function(){
Nifty("ul#nav a","top");
}
as per the sample, then I created a block and configured it: