I don't understand what files I need to modify to add the taxonomy_image in a theme.
I have found some documentation but I cannot do that it works, with so many versions and possibilities the explanation it's very segmented.
In the documentation talks about to add some code in the themes/theme/node.tpl.php, themes/theme/template.php or themes/engines/phptemplate/phptemplate.engine
If I add this code in the node.tpl.php file print $taxonomy_images[0]
Has anyone out there been able to make themes default for different users based on their different roles? What would this take to make it possible? What about only making certain themes available based on different roles?
hi everyone,I got a problem when i am comstomizing my drupal site.
I want to display the main menu and sub menu with different styles like different font size or background color, but drupal seems like ganerate all menu items at once , so i wonder is there any way to let system identify the main menu sub-menu?
i think i might have to make some changes in menu.inc file but i dont know where to start.
Ok tabs (the navigation you see at the top of the drupal.org page). Has anyone ever managed to get a fully on state tab navigation system running in drupal ?
by on state i mean that the tab of the page you are currently browsing has a different theme to the others, showing the user where they are on site.
I've got tabs working perfectly well but for some strange reason i can't seem to get on state tabs to work.
I've got two css classes. One is for the actual tabs (and works perfectly) and the other for the on state of the currently active tab.
I'm working with CCK and Contemplate modules. Basically, I don't want any of the field data displaying if it's corresponding form has no values entered. Here's what I've tried so far: