By westsyde on

I am developing a Drupal site with Ubercart as the ecommerce solution.

I can't seem to find the right info on how to make my product node/pages look similar to this sites layout.

http://www.creativeenergy.co.nz/weight_management/fat-binder-max.asp

Is this achieved by using modules like CCK, contemplate, views, or is a css issue.

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westsyde commented

I now understand that adding extra rows requires modules CCK, contemplate and imagefield therefore I was only required to install contemplate to my current setup to get additional rows functioning.

The main issue which I still can't locate material on is how to add fields to the content section in “columns”.

I guess there must be another module that works in conjunction with CCK.

Ideally I would like to be able to use a combination of both rows and columns with a single node, while weighting them into the desired position.

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westsyde commented

It appears that i also required the panels module aswell as a few cck addon modules.

I will continue looking as I wait any additional info.

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WorldFallz commented

In addition to panels, you might want to take a look at the http://drupal.org/project/composite module.

Other then that, you'd have to add block regions to mimic columns or theme your content into columns manually.

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westsyde commented

That looks more like what I have been looking for except for the fact that I presently use v5.15

Thanks for the info. I plan to upgrade as soon as the modules I use are all version 6 compatible.

I figure that upgrading will end up being sometime around christmas time 2009.

Where you say "theme your content into columns manually" are you referring to *.html type tables using a WYSIWYG editor or similar?

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WorldFallz commented

Sorry-- i missed that the module wasn't available for d5.

What I meant by theming the columns was that you can add regions to your theme to make columns. See Regions in PHPTemplate. Another option is to just use a theme that has the columns you want-- like http://drupal.org/project/newswire.

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westsyde commented

Worldfallz -- I have searched your suggestions but still can't find what I need to know.

Can you fix your link from Regions in PHPTemplate in your last post, so that I can read the info you suggested.

Thanks...

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WorldFallz commented

Sorry about that... it's fixed now. If that ever happens again-- you can usually view the source of the page to what the link should have been.

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westsyde commented

Are there any other modules that work like composite for drupal 5.

I need to be able to set up differant layouts for differant content/type page/node.

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WorldFallz commented

The answer hasn't changed since 3/14-- http://drupal.org/node/393792#comment-1355704