I usually use css to target specific pages and to change the style. I do this by putting an id on the body tag.
#page1 #header {
background-color:green;
}
#page2 #header {
background-color:blue;
}
Alternatively I would like to setup a different templates/style for the pages on my site. Is there a way to choose which templates my pages or node use?
I have Drupal 5.3 (or close, I'll look if needed) and Want to bring my phpBB2 posts, topics, and Usernames over to the Drupal forum. I do not want to use phpBB2 anymore, because the drupal forum is part of the reason for my switch to drupal.
All posts I need to bring over is on phpBB 2.0.22. I tryed searching here, with little luck. I'm deffinately a newbie and don't know much more than installing and HTML code. Beyond this, I am pretty clueless.
We are porting a website to drupal. The old site is a custom PHP site that uses "ugly" urls like getPage.php?id=100. In our new site I would like to alias urls like getPage.php?id=100 to point to node/4 so that external links to the old site will continue to work.
There seems to be a problem with the url alias feature. It does not seem to work on aliases that use GET parameters in the url. For instance, if i alias about.php to point to node/3, it works. But i create a url alias that has GET parmeters like getPage.php?id=100 and point to node/3 I see a page not found error.