I'm currently developing a website but still working on the structure and contents.
For now I'd like to have just the front page with a picture saying precisely that but can't seem to find a way to do it and keep it simple. Basically it would be like putting the website in maintenance mode but instead of text, with an image.
I have added two menu links (login and register) on my website. When I go to "mywebsite/user", I see the login link as active because I set it up "color:green" in my css sheet. Then when I go to "mywebsite/user/register", both the login and register links become green. I suspect because register is after user in the url. How can I get the register link (user/register) to be active without the login (user) link when I'm on the register page ? I've tried the "function menu_set_active_item" with no success.
Anybody would know how I can theme the "user/*/edit" page ?
I cannot use wildcards and need to theme each new user's profile page. For instance "user/1/edit", "user/2/edit" (Since visitors will be allowed to register I cannot edit every single page).
I'm late to the game and have recently made a site with zen grids.
Maybe I'm looking in the wrong place but there doesn't seem to be much support
or activity with it?
I've also dabbled with Bootstrap but had some issues getting it to work with SASS.
It seems easy to use if you can put classes all over your HTML and in a lot of cases Drupal can be clunky to achieve this.
What are the alternatives, is there anything better out there for doing responsive design with Drupal?
HI everybody, I am developing a website with drupal 7.
My client need a mobile version where it should be present only a few content of the desktop version, I mean in the mobile version there will be only the "news" content page, "Where we are" page, "Our Services" page. I want to use a responsive layout solution because client will personally add "news" content and I want to exclude he will have to post different content for mobile version and desktop version of website.