I run many sites off a single Drupal 5.0 installation. I modified the Zen theme for one site – just minor stuff like text colors, some margins, background graphics, etc.
But the site I created it for doesn't show that new theme in its Themes administration list. It can use the Zen theme fine, but doesn't appear to recognize my modified Zen theme.
I've been searching about this for hours now, but im still lost.
I have 2 new content types (CCK 5.x-1.5 installed): News and Editorial.
Im looking for a way to show the last three posts on News on one column, and the last Editorial somewhere else. Im not really interested in positioning (CSS) help. I just need to know how to call these two content types on different divs.
I'm having troubles with getting tabs to show up in my theme (that I've created based on the rest of my site's template). As it stands I have the theme in the *.theme file just as normal html using PHP tags when I need to call things (like the left module area etc). It's working great expect I can't get the tabs to show.
I've looked at other themes and of the ones I've looked at, one way or another they seem to just echo or print the variable $tabs. This doesn't work for me, is there something else I need to add into the *.theme file?
Designing custom templates and incorporating them into Drupal perfectly is not so easy...
I have a few problems:
Now i understand how to edit blocks seperately but the proble is here,
if there are two sections within a module, ie. two titles, editing thw block will only theme the main title of the block and regard the rest as content under the title, here's an example:
When we activate the "Who's online" Block, say in the right bar, it has two sections:
Hello
I am using flexinode module to create multiple content types for my site.
I have followed the usual procedure till know.
1) Customize the header, left coloumn and footer in page.tpl, making use of the variables.
2) use flexinode data in the content area (the body area). using a node-flexinode-1.tpl file. (that is were i organise the flexinode contents.)