I am working on a site where there is one interactive content in the middle, tabs in the header and with a javascript sidebar. If you click on the tabs, the sidebars are changing content without refreshing the page. This is important, else the interactive content will start in his first position again.
I want achieve this with Drupal, but I can't get it right. How can I use Drupal links etc. without the page will be refreshed? Using frames (I prefer not) or using AJAX? how?
I am working on project "news website" and i want to use grid design, i want to start using a css framework "blueprint", does anyone have experience or begin adding blueprint as a drupal theme
I am having problems trying to theme/style different sections of the site that I am working on. www.vuma.ac.za Each section needs to have a slightly different look 'n feel.
I have a section called study_centre (http://www.vuma.ac.za/drupal/?q=study_centre) Theoretically, as I understand it, I should be able to create a file called "page-node-study_centre.tpl.php" which should over ride the default node template.
Hi, I've searched all over the site for this & can't find an answer. Let's start with the basics. I'm running Drupal v.5.2 with the Gespaa Theme (minor customizations). The issue is that the unordered list icons defined in /modules/system/system.css (menu-expanded.png, menu-collapsed.png, & menu-leaf.png) don't show in FireFox v.2 (presumably most versions, but this is what my current version is). They work fine in IE7. To see what I'm talking about, please visit my site in both browsers.
Hi All,
My problem is that currently, my navigation/left sidebar only appears on one page, the homepage/front-page.
I would like to get it to display on all pages across the site, rather than the text "back to homepage" link that is currently displayed upon clicking on articles and story links.