When poll is set as block they appear normally in FF and IE7.
When poll is set as a normal node FF works normally. IE7 does not display the results bar.
The poll.css is standard as part of misc/drupal.css. My theme is Friendselectric.
Tried to find a solution with search, as I think this should be a generic issue. But could not find.
Thanks for help in advance!
I'm creating some templates that will be loaded remotely on a secondary domain, so I need to ensure that all generated html uses absolute paths.
After what feels like a pretty exhaustive search, I'm coming up empty. All ideas on how I could do this are welcome.
To clarify, I want drupal to automatically prepend all paths (e.g. in primary, secondary links, css file src values, images, etc.) with the full http://my.domain.here/ full, absolute path.
I'm interested in multiple page views based on node taxonomies
For instance, how, on the node level, do you choose a different page.tpl.php based on a particular taxonomy term? So /node/4 has taxonomy /taxonomy/term/1, how can you tell that node to use the theme of /taxonomy/term/1?
And if this can be done what will happen on a node with multiple taxonomy terms?
I've disabled performance page cashing (Administer > Site configuration > Performance) and news aggregation (Administer > Site building > Modules > uncheck Aggregator), but I'm still having issues regarding my modifications to style.css having and effect.