I need to add a hyperlink to an area of my site. The element comprises a gradient based area with an image over the right hand side. I need this whole area to be a link. But you can’t add a hyperlink with CSS and I don’t want to do it via a module based solution. I want to edit the Drupal files themselves (properly subthemed, or at least submoduled) so that I can understand the product better and be able to make whatever changes that I want to in the future. So, I am going to get the old Quality environment going and test it out there. when I have a procedure in place, I’ll write it up.
Tag: drupal 7
Panels Everywhere
If you are thinking about using Panels Everywhere, READ THIS FIRST. This is from Merlinofchaos, the guru who wrote it. One of the Grandmasters of Drupal.
http://drupalcode.org/project/panels_everywhere.git/blob/refs/heads/6.x-1.x:/README.txt
Views and Filter Criteria
The views module is one of the greatest strengths in Drupal. But it can be a little intimidating at first. And there isn’t enough documentation available online. but i need to learn it and use it. here is what i needed to do and how i did it.
I have 25 aggregator feeds. I categorize them periodically as they come in from newspapers all around the state. I needed a way to show only the “new” items. So I created a view.
To show only the ones from the current day I needed to create a filter. here is what it looks like
FILTER CRITERIA
Drupal 7 Presentation – Firebug
Do yourself a favor if you plan on subtheming and install Firefox and Firebug. Google it and read about it and you’ll see why this is such a critical tool for subthemers…
Do yourself another favor and also try Chrome’s Developer tools. you can right click on an element and see all the fun stuff behind it. including the css inheritance. i like chrome more than ff. it’s just faster. even though it is a little big brother-ish. which it is…. but i still like it.
and, i wish that ie would just go away. what a piece of monkey junk….