Does anyone know if bootstrap 3 is 508 compliant out of the box similar how Zen and Adaptive? if NOT, does anyone know of a module that can allow for 508 Compliance?
The devil is in the details which is what i am looking for. reading material or personal experience would be appreciated.. my client wants 508 compliance now that we are 2 weeks away from completion of build. not a requirement before but it is now...
hi, I have a page that has a view with ajax pager.
the pager is working fine when the page first run.
the page has a button that loads the next page using ajax, the view is loaded fine but the ajax pager is not working properly, just links without ajax (open pages directly).
how to make ajax pager work when loading a view via ajax, I'm using Drupal 7.28 with views 3.8
p.s. I think ajax view events needs to be rebinded to the pager links after loading the view through ajax, but I can't figure out how to achive that.
I have a block--primary_nav.tpl.php which is processed fine by myTheme_preprocess_block() in template.php, but I would like to have functions in template.php to process individual blocks; something like myTheme_preprocess_block__primary_nav() in addition to the generic myTheme_preprocess_block(), to handle processing for specific blocks.
I have just semi-learnt to create layouts inside my sub-theme based on omega 4.
My sub-theme works fine, sass has been placed in to the root of my sub-theme folder and I am able to create variables and access them in the stylesheets.
Here's the problem:
If my stylesheets that call the variables are in the root of sass they work fine, if I have stylesheets in another directory or two down they fail:
sass/somestylesheet.scss => imports variables fine using @import "variables/**/*";
I am making a sub-theme from the basic theme for Drupal 7. The side bar works fine on all sizes above 480px in length, but on 480px or below, my content goes behind my sidebar and there is a horizontal scrolling bar. I can see the content when I scroll, but I want all the content to fit in the main content area and not in space to the left or extra space to the right. I am using position: fixed in my custom code for the left sidebar.
In the head area of my html.tpl.php file, I've been coding node variables and arguments directly into the html.tpl.php file. Everything is working quite good, but I keep getting error messages popping up in the Drupal admin area. My question is, in my coding, what can I change to get rid of the error messages? Below is approximately what I am doing: