This is a specific question, but hopefully the answer will help me better understand how themes work...
I'm extending push_button...no reason, really, except it's what I started with when loading Drupal and now I'm experimenting....how do I get rid of those button icons (the square with slanted arrow) that appear in every subhead?
I am in the process of evaluating Drupal as a solution for several of our corporate web sites. However, I have not yet had the time or mental power to get my brain around wrapping Drupal with our site template to see how content would be edited. The attempts I have made have resulted in wonky layouts of the admin areas of Drupal.
I'm running drupal 4.74. The comments below refer to the friends electric theme, and its css.
First, I found on my site that Opera (9.10) would display the right hand blocks underneath the other columns. It may well have been something I did that broke this, but for the record you can fix it by changing margin-left of #sidebar-right from -201px to -202px.
I've had a bit of a search on this subject and what I've found seems to be either very out of date or didn't work.
I'm building a site that relies heavily on Views module. I want to be able to override the html the views generate using template.php and custom .tpl.php files on a per View basis.
Has anyone managed this in Drupal 5? If so would you be so kind as to post a step by step to achieving this?
I was wondering if there was a module for what I'm trying to do:
I'd like the visitors to my site to have a specific area (to just a node would do) where I could post certain information that was then only visible to that specific logged in visitor and nobody else. Any ideas as how I would go about implementing this?