HTML in Drupal pages
Kevander - July 1, 2009 - 21:14
Goodnight everyone
I'd like to build my pages in HTML, but how can I do that? I'm looking for a module something like a good wysiwyg-editor.
And how can I add more information pages on my frontpage?
Example:
- 10 blogs
- poll
- photos
- video
- ...
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for editiors that manipulate content, see wysiwyg api.module in the downloads area, and any one of the editors the modules supports.
To change your front page around, build a custom page-front.tpl.php for your theme to use or investigate the panels and views.modules in the downloads area.
Popular wysiwyg editors are
Popular wysiwyg editors are FCK and Tinymce.
Make sure you set the filter to full html.
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Joep
CompuBase, Drupal, websites and webdesign
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Joep
CompuBase, Drupal, websites and webdesign
Kevin, welcome to the Drupal
Kevin, welcome to the Drupal community. You're asking three different, not very specific questions at once and I get the impression that you did not read the basic documentation (http://drupal.org/getting-started) and that you didn't search for answers (http://drupal.org/search/apachesolr_search/).
I recommend reading http://drupal.org/forum-posting. When you encounter questions that documentation and searching cannot answer, the people here on the forum are happy to answer them.
Explanation
I'm searching a week for good and ideal modules, but can't find them because I don't see examples of it.
Some people have many blocks on their homepage, that's what I want. But my site have on the front a blog, and that's it.
I will add a poll on that page, insert images. And in my footer I will have my favorite video's with an interface as iTunes (if it is possible).
In my footer I will have some icons with little links (menus) -> Favorites, Contact.
And how can I set the menu links, I will display some items when I click on link A but not when I click on link B. Do not display that menu in Link B but show another menu.
Kevin, please start reading
Kevin, please start reading the documentation.
Read about blocks: you can create custom blocks yourself, but modules can also make blocks available, so you only have to put them in the right place.
Read about menus: it's easy to create a new menu and every menu will automatically have it's own block.
Also read about the views module: its a complex but very powerful module that allows you to create lists of content (ie. 5 newest blog posts) and publish it as a page, a block, an rss feed... whatever you need.
When searching for modules, www.drupalmodules.com might help.