I'm trying to get a drop down menu going at the top of my client's site. They want the top of each drop down to be the terms in a certain taxonomy. Underneath the term should appear a list of nodes associated with that term.
I need symantic output.. using nested xHTML lists. I have no problem achieving the drop down effect once I get to that stage. I've looked all over for a function to use to create this. Do I really have to roll my own PHP to do this?
I had created two profile parameters for my site users. And I would like to show them in the nodes posted by users.
It is a user name & company name, I would like to display something like:
Posted by: Tom Gonzales (Demo Enterprise)...
instead of
Posted by tmgzles...
Hi, I apologize for the double post, I just found this forum and it looked more appropriate. I have an active installation of Drupal and just added the Occy theme..but when I login under admin, there are no admin or configuration tools whatsoever.
I've searched the site, but found not a good direction yet.
As far as I understood it is possible to design your site with css in a way that you can use boxes anywhere on your site, instead of only left and right. For instance, I want to be able to place a box on top of my page and a box somewhere in the content of my frontpage.
Perhaps css is not the smartest joice for this to accomplish. I don't know.
Does someone know a good template or module for reference or can someone point out the basic steps for achieving this?