I've got a problem for two days. When I choose 'Oferta' from my menu, field 'Cennik' in my dropdown has a red highlight when clicked (because I made it red with @component-active-bg:red; in variables.less) but field 'Oferta' hasn't got a highlight when dropdown is gone. How to make "Oferta" and other menu links with dropdowns become red when dropdown link is chosen? It is easier to find the parent menu, and i dont know, why it is not red by default like all other menus without dropdown. I want to make it with LESS css if possible.
I'm pretty new to Drupal and am in the process of developing a theme.
I have configured three regions for displaying a lot of teasers for submitted articles.
A top region displays the title and spans the width of the two columns below it.
A middle region displays the teasers for the articles and the pager; this region is split between two columns which are side by side.
A bottom region which spans the two content holding columns above.
I would like to showcase Drupal themes, I design for my clients, live on a server instead of on my local machine. But I wonder if I need to purchase a new domain for every one of them? What is the best approach to this challenge?
I'm using Entity view modes to create new view modes and Display suite to modify the layout.
Now I've created two new layouts for Entityform which work well but I need to change the HEAD tag for both.
However, I couldn't figure out what is the naming convention in this case? Or is it about coding?
Entity view modes states following:
It also ensures consistency for template suggestions for all entity types, so that you can use any of the template patterns, in order of most specific to least specific:
I am looking to modify the Flex Slider module. I came across a great tutorial to help me get started: http://youtu.be/MboDby9-PCE?t=1m8s
Now, I was able to complete the video tutorial and everything went great! However, I do not like the appearance of Flex Slider. I would like to have the exact same styling as seen in the beginning of the video. If you click the YouTube link above - you will see what I mean. =]