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Can I use the Taxonomy values of a node in the page.tpl.php?
If so, how? the handbook didn't reffer me to it.
I want to change some of the attributes of the page according to the taxonomy, and node.tpl.php doesn't allow me to change to things I need (such as the sidebars, for example).
HI !
I'd like to add rounded corners to the primary tabs (not not primary links) --> Edit, view etc...
I don't know if (and how) I can use this code http://drupal.org/node/31704 or that one, I'm quite new to Drupal :D http://drupal.org/node/44711
By the way, is there a way to replace the text links for these tabs ? It could be nice to replace each link with an icon.
Hi! I'm trying to find a user-friendly way to be able to specify a different theme for specific pages through the admin interface, so a non-techie site admin doesn't have to do any template coding.
While I do not care what theme is used, I have bluemarine as the default.
Instead of just displaying the taxonomy terms I would like it to display vocabulary: term so that the term has the proper context.
However, the themes/bluemarine/xtemplate.xtml isn't it. The includes/theme.inc isn't it. It's obviously not in the CSS, so I am at a loss. Please tell me where the code is for this. Has anyone ever done it before?
Hi,
some basic stuff: I've read some stuff about PHPTemplate (smarty does still not work for me) and now I'm trying to write a simple theme:
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| Menu |
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| Main | Marginal |
| Content | Content |
| | |
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On my homepage "Main Content" should contain the first full "story". The "Marginal Content" should contain teaser of my other storys. Its quite simple I guess but I dont know how to start. The $content contains all storys in shortform - thats not what I need ... :(