Add existing class to #page element easily using template.php

In this example we add an existing class to the #page element using template.php

The first thing to do is to open up the file named template.php with your preferred editor. This is located within your theme folder, usually found at: sites/all/themes/*yourtheme*/

If you are using an omega based theme it will look something like this:

Adding next & previous links for node types within taxonomy terms (e.g. Image Galleries)

A better way to do this using Custom Pagers module is detailed in the Image module documentation: http://drupal.org/node/709462

description

The following adds a custom next_prev function to your theme template.php file that allows you to insert NEXT | PREVIOUS type links in your layout.tpl.php files. Where layout might be node.tpl.php, node-image.tpl.php etc.

In the illustrative example snippet below, a simple NEXT | PREVIOUS link is inserted into a custom node-image.tpl.php file linking to the next and previous image within that gallery (taxonomy term).

step 1 of 2

Add the custom next_prev function to your template.php file.

  1. In a text editor like notepad.exe or equivalent, create/edit a template.php file and paste the following snippet
  2. Save your new/edited template.php file and upload it to your active theme folder

function next_prev for Drupal 5


<?php
function next_prev($current_nid, $type, $button_type, $label, $class) {
$tid = db_result(db_query(db_rewrite_sql("SELECT tid FROM {term_node} WHERE nid = $current_nid;")));
if (empty($tid)){ //validate that the image 'does' have a tid
return '';
}

switch ($button_type) {
case 'next':
$sort= 'ASC';
$case = '> ';

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