Hey folks, I'm putting together a multifeature drupal site with the standard wikipedia wiki style feature. I'm completely new to drupal and not a programmer, so I was pleased to find TinyMCE as an easier way to create well formatted articles. My question is this: Is it advisable to allow authenticated user wiki article creation this way? I was wondering if allowing the TinyMCE editor would open the pages up to exploitation of some kind or another, whether it be hacking, purposeful crashing of my server or spamming? Any advise on configuration or features to disable would be appreciated.
I am very new to Drupal. Just started working with it for about a week. We are looking to develop a drupal site for one of our customers and they are very keen on having two unique features. They would like to have a video player which I believe the video module will work for them. My first question is if they want us to use a third party video player is it possible to plug one into drupal? Are we looking at having to develop are own module for it? My second question is they would like a slider on their site very simple to the apple website homepage.
How do I get blocks to display on some pages and not on others?
What modules would you consider for multimedia (one for all / or one for each type) which includes image gallery, video, audio?
How do I get recently the lastest 5-10 recently published nodes to display in a block with name, teaser, date?
I get confused about the handling of these items. Should I look for modules to accomplish these tasks or should I code them? Maybe it is a combination of both and that's what has me hung up for now. Thanks for any assistance.
I need an menu item which links to external website,and need this behaviour: if user click into this menu item,the extrenal web should oppened in new window.
I tried by creating new blocks for header and given hyperlink in body
Services< /a> but its not Displaying in header but when I tried in left navigation bar its working fine.
I was using tags like <h1>, <h2> etc in my content, but then I realized that they are also being used for the site headers and things like that, and using <h1> broke one template, i.e. my <h1> in content looked just like the headers that drupal uses. So I was wondering is there a standard for which tags to use and which not to. If we're not supposed to use <h1>, etc, what are we supposed to use instead?