Sorry for this basic, simple post.
I'm a beginner with drupal and css. I use a 5.2 basic istallation with barroness theme, great theme.
I would to understand how can i remove the drupal logo from my pages.
What is the code to modify, page?
I have experienced a strange problem when using the Drupal.absolutePosition function to get the absolute postion of an element. The problem is that the x coordinate seems to be wrong in fluid themes but only in IE browsers, if I'm using non-fluid themes the x coordinate is ok in both IE and FF.
So I have a cck node type and it has a taxonomy select list in it. So when I go to create a node it lists the taxonomy terms. The problem is, there is no placeholder. It defaults to the first taxonomy term.
To many, the perfect menu system is the Holy Grail of good web development. It's a trade-off between functionality and sexiness, accessibility and technology -- and Drupal throws in a few new twists at that. The default side menus are OK for a blog-like page theme, and primary links are quirky and nonstandard, to put it delicately.
This forum is about listing and critiquing the various menu systems out there and helping developers and themers find the right solution for them.
Don't be shy about posting links to your own site or pasting in code.
OK, I am setting up a personal page via Drupal. Is there a way to have the Add Entry page be themed differently depending on how I access the page? Specifically, say I want to use the browser on my iPhone when I am out an about to post an entry to my blog. Currently my theme is optimized for a full browser but some of the CSS doesn't translate well to the iPhone browser. It would be nice, if I can figure out a way for it to recognize if I am logged in through that to change to a different theme.