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Is it possible to add taxonomy headers to a view (teaser mode)? I have a view with four subsections and I'd like to add a header to each sub-sections. How this is done is completely escaping me. I saw the page that describes how this is done with a list view but I really need the page to be a teaser view.
When I view a page using the new theme (both anonymous user and the logged in admin user), I can see only the User login/navigation blocks, and not the additional module-derived blocks that I selected to show.
If I change the default theme to say "spreadfirefox" or "garland", I can see all the blocks as I intended. To me this says that there are no access issues or what-not, there is something wrong with my theme.
Hi all,
I would like to disable the links that appear as the titles on content postings. Currently I only have one content posting as my front page, but i'm going to assume that all titles go by the name of h2 (correct me if i'm wrong).
So i'm guessing that
.title h2 {
text-decoration: none;
}
would
NOT
do the trick because that would only hide the underline of the link, where as I would like to completely disable the link capability. I'm guessing that there must be an option to do so somewhere in drupals admin options.
After ages and ages of trying to fix this I finally scrapped the theme I had and went with something completely different that has been working on another site I have. Even though I completely replaced the theme, I am still getting the same errors in IE!!!! Basically if you go to this link using internet explorer:
This site and the garland theme is different to the other themes. When you click on the logo there is no dotted line around the picture. I want it that way but how to do it?
Hi all,
Basically, what I would like to do is enclose my navigational menu in a new div, but am not sure how to go about getting drupal to output another DIV in it's source code.