Hi to all!
I am using the directory module in my new website test version, i've fine-tuned the look a little bit in the directory.css file, however i can't find a way to increase the indent of second-level list items. i have tried to set padding-left or margin-left for second-level
's, but it doesn't seem to work :( and i really need the second-level items (subcategories) to be clearly separated from the main list items (categories). would be very thankful for any help!
thanks in advance!
I am in the initial stage of designing my company community site. We will offer an on-demand project management application that the community site will be its knowledge center and help. I am looking for a module in Drupal 5.x that can help my technical writer to write the needed help pages (like RoboHelp) and create the needed tags and links (also Taxonomy).
I'm trying to build a multistep form (a.k.a. "wizard").
The excellent guide of Jeff Eaton about how to do such a form, relates only to a user-supplied form (you need to write a special module for it).
I wonder if there's a way to do the same thing with a CCK form. Here are the issues I ran into so far (partialy covered here):
There are two things that need to be done:
Setting the current step index (1,2,3.../first,second,last etc.)
Determining which step we're at, to decide which form fields to present, or which action to perform, upon submitting.
To set the current step index, Eaton uses the $form_values array which is automaticaly added to a multistep form. He's doing so in the form building function (function my_form), with the aid of $form_values. This way he assures the step won't be increased until proper validation.
If I want to do the same thing on an existing form, I'd have to use hook_form_alter. The thing is $form_values is not available to hook_node_alter...
i am co - amin of a site running drupal 4.7 and fully installed tinymce. all works fine basically, tinyMCE is running and i we can use. also we see wyrisws on the edit page but the moment you click sumbit everything disappears and leaves the blank text.
i installed the profile_css module meanwhile, didnt really work it out and dropped it.
Looking for Drupal 5 modules, I often see a module listed available as a "HEAD."
What is this? Is it installable as a module, an indication of "under development," a "hold on to yer britches, darn it. It's on the way?"