Hi, I've been looking all over the web for a theme I once used (about two years ago) - mostly black with subheads that look like they are scotch-taped to the surface - queried about it here but no luck.
Anyway, are there other resources beyond drupal.org for galleries/downloads of drupal themes? I've googled much, but am thinking i might have missed something good.
Is there a way for me to have a php snippet print only after the first blog post (between the first and second posts) while viewing a user's blog list (eg http://example.com/blog/someuser)?
My instinct is to use the functionality in the pager but my attempts have been unsuccessful.
If it helps I have posted the code from my node-blog.tpl.php below
Hi- a couple years ago I had a drupal site and a friend found a theme for it that was perfect. It was mostly black and with red headlines (i think) and white type. the headlines of blocks looked like they were "scotch-taped" to the screen. I unfortunately let the site expire & do not have a backup of the theme.
I've searched high and low. I can't get ahold of the friend who originally pointed me to it.
Does this theme ring a bell with anybody? It had a great sort of punk/anarchist feel. hope it's okay to post a question like this in this forum.
So I have a test site running the code I just checked out of CVS. I copy the cssimple theme files into the themes directory. admin/themes sees all the themes. I enable them, and select one as the default. It doesn't switch themes.
Oooohh... it's even deeper, because if I switch to a theme other than mine (e.g. to marvin or pushbutton) it still doesn't change.
I am designing a new theme and I want the links for comments (displayed along with nodes) to be generated in a manner that is very different than what comment_link() from comment.module currently does.
What is the clean way to do this? I do not want to hack the comment module since it will be more cumbersome to make the changes all over again when I do an upgrade.
Is there a way in which the actual comment_link() is not called but my_function() is called?