I have a table containing a sports schedule, created by the Views module with data from CCK nodes. How can I bold all rows that contain the value "home" in the location column? Is there an easy way to add a class to the row, based on the value of a particular field? Or any other suggestions for tackling this?
Essentially, I'm trying to do something like this. . .
Hey everyone. I'm using Drupal 4.7 with the SeoPosition theme and I wanted to replace the header image. You can see my site at the following link. http://www.shawnwasson.com
There is an image on top of my banner (just a thin black line) for some reason but that's not the real issue here. I want to make the banner clickable so it redirects back to the homepage. Do I do this is style.css? Any help is really appreciated. Thanks!
I made a small script and attached to my page.tpl.
In Drupal I made a block with the links calling the scripts and works but I need put this block on the header .
When I put on the header via Drupal the blocks goes to the topbar and I don't want this 'cause my layout requires sidebars close to the header bottom.
I thought that I could use the links calling javascript on the primary links that I configured to show on the header or a way to put the block exactly where I put the primary links, inside the header.
Switchy McLayout is a an adaptive layout technique to dynamically fit large web pages on small screens. It's really neat. No matter how you resize your browser window, the content still fits nicely. Go ahead, try it out!
The question is now, how can this be brought to Drupal?
item 1 and item 1.1 should point to the same node (for example node/100), and so item 2 and item 2.1 should point to another node. (for example, node/200)
I would need to add active class to item 1 and item 1.1 when viewing node/100, but i can only make active item 1.
I got the site looking pretty much how I want it to in IE7 and FF2, but the top of the site looks really messed up in IE6 and below. Here is a link to some screenshots to see what I mean: http://browsershots.org/website/http://www.lewisburgumc.worldispnetwork..... I figured I could fix the IE problems with some conditional CSS comments, but I'm not sure what to change to make it work in IE6 and below. Thanks!