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Project:
Marinelli
Version:
7.x-3.0-beta7
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Created:
18 Feb 2011 at 01:00 UTC
Updated:
11 Jan 2012 at 16:22 UTC
See attachment for what I'm referring to.
This may be an issue for a module, I'm not entirely certain.
So when I create an event, I get the little teaser calendar, which is really the creation date of the event/node. I would like for that date to be the date of the event, or not at all. I think its just going to confuse users to have the creation date there. Is there a toggle somewhere that I overlooked?
Thanks!
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Comments
Comment #1
maggielanoue commentedI also need to know how to make this "teaser calendar" either today's date - or make it go away. It looks really bad right there on the top page. someone must know.
Comment #2
komal.savla commentedHi,
The "teaser calendar" is getting generated from the following code in the node--teaser.tpl.php
First create the teaser template file for particular node type for which you want to remove the calender teaser
For this you need to copy the node--teaser.tpl.php file and name it as node--[node_type]--teaser.tpl.php (for eg: node--blog--teaser.tpl.php)
Then remove the above code from this new template file. This will remove the calender from the teaser view.
Thanks,
Komal
Comment #3
maggielanoue commentedSorry - do not understand how to do this. I am a newbie. Here is the site. http://184.154.126.130/~greatera/ The little calendar that I want to make go away is there on the top page. Thanks much for filling in a few more details. Is this done from within drupal? or ftp and text edit? and if so, where is the file? and what should I rename it?
Comment #4
Deepika.chavan commentedHi,
1. Create custom css file, for that add following code in 'marinelli.info'
2. In local.css file added following css to remove the "teaser calendar":
3. Please clear cached data (here- admin/config/development/performance).
Rgrds,
Deepika Chavan.
Comment #5
maggielanoue commentedMarinelli theme is installed and showing up as active on the test site I listed above. But it is a mystery to me where my greengeeks server placed this new theme. I can access my new drupal website thru ftp, and I know the core theme are in the main themes directory, and the contributed themes are supposed to be in the sites/all/themes directory. All that is that directory is a read me file saying that is the proper place for the contributed themes to go. So is there another place that I could look for marinelli theme? I figure I can look for the css file after I know where the theme is. and after i do find it, would I ftp the files you mention, back them up, then add the lines you show above in a text editor and ftp them back? any permissions things to be aware of? I greatly appreciate your help.
Comment #6
maggielanoue commentedI have solved one mystery on the location of the marinelli theme. My sites are on shared hosting - and I did not realized that the host name is the same for all ftp, but I must use the unique login and password for each site. Otherwise I am not looking at what I wanted to find. Ditto for cpanel. I see now the legacy file manager in my site's cpanel is where I should be doing my editing of php files and setting of permissions (as per this post http://drupal.org/node/1085274).
For this actual issue, at first I tried to create a new sub theme and use the suggestions of deepika's above in post #4, then I tried to update the actual marinelli.info file as he suggests. I did clear the cache too as he explained. I did all this thru ftp though, so that might have been the problem. (it didn't work) I could not see the permissions that way at all. I also started to do the suggestions in post #2 by komal but got sidetracked when I read in the marinelli handbook here http://drupal.org/node/1000284 that strongly suggests creating a marinelli subtheme for all changes. which I believe must be done thru cpanel and legacy file manager. So I expect if I put this all together correctly it will work. But one thing leads to 12 more things in Drupal and it is frustrating.
I have been making many notes to myself with links to details for months to learn Drupal. In the meantime, a friend suggested WordPress and I picked up the basics of that in about a week. I like having the editor built into the administration page. I am going to stop and regroup, get all my new knowledge linked for myself with logins, passwords etc for each site I am creating, so I can find things better, understand where I need to be to do each type of thing, then come back to this. Thank you all for your help. As I learn things I am going to try to explain them clearly with links for the benefit of newbies like myself.
Comment #7
diegoalejo15 commentedwhere can I find the code for a panel or an article? I need to resize it´s window as well as the backround color but I can´t find it, I´m using marinelli theme and drupal 7, many thanks!