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Consider using Drupal on a rather large travelagency site. But i'm a little confused who to use
different themes/templates within the same site.
This is what i want to do:
Index with language selections and short information in each language.
The index are linked to each language. prefered url are www.domain/language/
There also have to be easy to implent a new language, the site are planed
in 5 to 7 language. All content are dynamic.
Hi there
I'm not a developer but trying to help a NGO of Handicapped people to build a website using Drupal.
The NGO is a foundation that includes many different disabilities, from blind to deaf, hemiplejic, quadriplejics, etc.
I think I will need to make a theme available for different users, this may be: one for screen readers (blind users), other with bigger fonts/high contrast, some linear layout for phisically difficulties ??
Looking to finally start changing the standard theme of my Drupal site. I'm curious though if the CSS must be changed to create new themes, or can we do it the oldschool way where you create a design in photoshop, slice it up, and then use that HTML to put over it?
Is it possible to do it the slice way somehow? Or would that be way hard, resulting in the change of CSS to be easier.
I've just made the switch to 4.7. I'm designing a website for a supermarket campaign. I want to be able to put a block in the header region but designed completely different to the right side bar or the left side bar.
I am using PHPTemplate. I have seen code to change the theme for different node types using the phptemplate_variable function and defining a template.php file. I have also seen some snippets to access the user role and turn off and on content based on the role, but it doesnt seem to work when I try to do this in the template.php file. here is my code: