By mjwall on
On my site I couldn't find an easy way to open any node listed on the front page. If the content was long enough, you got a "read more" link. If is was short, but there were comments, it wasn't so easy. So I hacked on the theme I was using, in this case Polder.theme. In the node() function where the title prints out, I added a little code before and after.
OLD
print check_output($node->title);
NEW
print "<a href=\"node.php?id=".$node->nid."\">";
print check_output($node->title);
print "</a>";
Pretty simple. Actually trying to post code here was trickier, so I hope it came out right. I don't know if it will work for other versions, I am using Drupal 4.1.0. I haven't applied it to other themes either, but should be pretty easy. Maybe I should play with the css now to make it pretty.
Comments
thanks!
i'm a drupal newbie creating my own theme and just spend a half hour today trying to figure it out on my own. nice to find the solution this evening since i was unsuccessful