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Hello,
I'm working on a site for my boss who owns a small print shop. I'm not an expert at all but I created a demo site that he approved here: http://harial.net/xpedia2/
The Drupal site that I am working on has EXTREMELY unique contents on many of its high profile pages. That isn't to say that there arent some similarities across pages - the header and footerof the site is pretty static, and the colors are reused. There are a few different generic page formats - one column, two column, etc. But once you drill down any further (say the content of a column) that's when generic templating really breaks down, as pretty much everything at that level is unique.
For all of the non-unique bits, we have a custom theme that covers all of those, which totally makes sense. However, when it comes to these bits of content, there is some debate as to whether that CSS belongs in the theme.
I am wondering how I would go about overriding the contextual links HTML. I think I can override the list items within the menu using hook_menu_contextual_links_alter.
Hi.
I have a content type which one of its fields is titr and I made a view (block display) of this field (titr) and this titr is linked to content .
because the block size is limited I want to crop the output of this view to some length. for example if this is the output :