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Drupal.org handbooks source code

Im looking for the source code on how Drupal.org/handbooks page in created. I found it before searching through the forums in like 5mins but this time i just spent 40mins and i still cant find it. Thanks in advance.

I don't want to display the node on top the form comment. How can I do ?

Hi !
The node it belongs to is displayed on top of the comment reply form. How can I remove it ?

Same thing for the forum reply page...

Thank you for your help.

PHP Syntax Error Involving Template.php

I am getting the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_VARIABLE in /www/themes/cdrama2_standard/links.tpl.php on line 5

Here's my links.tpl.php:


$delimiter = "   "

$link_count = count($links);
$current = 1;
foreach($links as $link) {
	print $link;
	if(current < $link count) {
		print $delimiter;
	}
	$current++;
}

and template.php:

Themeing issues - getting duplicate heading on some pages

We are running Drupal with CiviCRm and are using a online store.

The site is at http://www.donortec.com.au

Please look at the following page : http://www.donortec.com.au/directory/5

As you can see, we are getting duplicate headings 'hardware'

Any ideas on how to fix this.

How do displaying the Top search phrases in the block?

hi,everybody

I think displaying the hot keyword in the block,How to should do?
Thanks!

Site Logo/Name/Slogan Not displayed in Garland theme

I hope I've posted this in the correct place.

Yesterday I upgraded from Drupal 4.7.5 to Drupal 5.0, and with the Garland/Minnelli these, my site logo, site name, and site slogan are not appearing in the header area, or anywhere for that matter, with Internet Explorer 7. On Firefox 2, and Netscape 8, it's displayed, but the slogan stretches across, then completely off the header area. In Opera 9, the Logo is placed correctly, but the name and slogan are displayed below the header area, spanning across where content is displayed.

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