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By td3201 on
I am a new user of drupal so I apologize in advance if what I am asking is out of left field. I am using the UrbanSolice theme. It states the following as a feature:
1, 2 or 3 column layout with column detection that changes side column widths based on the number of columns a user chooses.
How do I choose these columns exactly? Or is this simply me having to write HTML with tables and it formats it accordingly based upon the provided CSS of the theme?
Thanks!
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If you add blocks (Drupal
If you add blocks (Drupal blocks) into the regions, they will be rendered. If you don't add the blocks into the region they will not be rendered. You don't have to do anything other than create the blocks (or install modules that create their own blocks) and put the blocks into the regions.
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I see the blocks concept and
I see the blocks concept and that makes sense. However, can I develop content (say a normal HTML page) and put that into a block on the main page somehow?
I developed a basic front page and assigned that to be the front page but its not comprised of columns of course (no table formatting).
The main content in D7 is a
The main content in D7 is a block. You can put this block in whatever region you want. Create a new page using the 'basic page' node type, and if you use the Full HTML input filter, you can enter whatever HTML you want.
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Ya, I see that now. Not sure
Ya, I see that now. Not sure that's what blocks were designed for but I just created a few blocks and associated them with the page only and built my front page that way.
Nothing wrong with that at
Nothing wrong with that at all.
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