I was wondering how to provide those nice icons/features found at header toolbar (I mean fontsize changer, color style buttons, window size). I realize they are javascript, but how to do it in Drupal?
I am trying to link an imagefield image to its node by its alias through the views module. I did a little bit of searching around the forums and came up with something like this:
$field_photo_fid is my cck field that contains the image. I've gotten the link to show up but no image and vice versa. How would I go abour writing that code?
I have this code somebody gave me a long time ago to display the X last nodes - 1. It means it should display for eg. the last 5 teasers of the last 5 published nodes except the very last one wich will be displayed somewhere else on the website.
It could be cool but the code doesn't work in my Drupal 4.7.
Currently I'm working at a Drupal 4.7.x website. As long as the site is in the development stage, I'll show the maintenance page. However, it doesn't look like the way I want it to. I know I can change the maintenance css file, but I want to customize the content as well.
Does someone know how to theme the maintenance page?
I've found some information here which refers to another page here, but unfortunately I don't get it...
I've studied over 20 Drupal themes trying to find one for my site (migrating from Wordpress to Drupal), and every time I see a pure CSS theme (i.e. not using tables for layout) I always check the bug tracker and find that people have issues with sidebars nor being rendered correctly in some browsers. My old no-tables Wordpress theme had the same issues. I am wondering if this is really worth the trouble. What are the practical benefits of using pure CSS theme instead of putting a 2-cell table for layout and styling the rest with CSS?