By Mazso on

Hello,

I´m knew to Drupal and have two questions.

The first one: I try to use a block with PHP-code. This works pretty well (yes, it´s nonsense):

phpinfo();

So why I don´t get anything when I write

print $site_name;

And the second: How can I can display the tabs only at the block section of the backend but not at the frontend. I use two diferent themes for backend and frontend but the block section naturally always uses the theme for the frontend.

Thank you for any help.

Mazso

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

Comments

Scott’s picture

Scott commented

You can try adding this code to your frontend's page.tpl.php file:

<body<?php if ((arg(0) == 'admin') AND (arg(2) == 'block')) print ' class="block-admin"'; ?>>

This would add the block-admin class only on pages that have "admin" in the first segment of the URL and "block" in the third segment, such as "example.com/admin/build/block". Then you could control the display of tabs using a "body.block-admin" CSS selector in your frontend's style.css file.

Mazso’s picture

Mazso commented

Thank you, Scott, this works. But even when the code is hidden it is still present. Browsing this website I found that it is possible to use something like node-nodetype.tpl.php. So I will try to work with this one.

Update

No, It´s as easy as using your code in a somewhat differtent way.

if ((arg(0) == 'admin') AND (arg(2) == 'block')) {

print $tabs

}