Hi,
I am looking for a theme I can work off of for a news website, I want it to have the main page being headlines from the different categories. I am trying to base it along the layout of yahoo, or a different news site.
In all my Drupal 5 sites the admin theme gets dropped (the normal site theme shows) on the blocks config pages & when I save a view - anyone else seen this?
I use a modified Blue Marine for admin (css only).
I havent worried about to much but was wondering if this is a bug?
My client has full sized images they want to use in the background, so I want to have a 800x600 image for a screen that size, 1024x768 for a screen that size, etc. How would someone recommend doing this? Can jQuery accomplish this? I am a little familiar with jQuery, but thought that it might only be able to operate on DOM objects. Any direction would be appreciated.
From the api:
l($text, $path, $options = array())
One of the options available (in the array) is 'html' which according to documentation:
"'html' (default FALSE) Whether the title is HTML, or just plain-text. For example for making an image a link, this must be set to TRUE, or else you will see the escaped HTML."
Except I try this, and the image I'm trying to link still displays escaped html.
I have a problem, this is hard to explain so bear with me. I'm building a drupal5.1 theme using zen as the basis.
I have the primary nav laid out as flat list like this " | home | about | contact " using border-left:1px solid #fff as the delimiter, what I want to do is remove the first border.
Normally in a none drupal site, i'll give the first
a ".first" class and simply set border:none to remove it, now the question is how can i do this in a drupal template? (other than hard coding the menu, which is a last resort).