taxonomy_dhtml lets me create a nice hierarchical menu. I can't link though to e.g. external sites, the gallery module or a login page. I also like to have a 'login' item when the user isn't logged in and a 'logout' item when he is, without the need for the (in my situation) space-consuming user box.
How would I go about hackin to change the order of "add new comment - read more - administer" on a teaser of a node. I would like to have "read more" first and perhaps even strenghten it with a bold or a larger font since there might be people who just don't notice the "read more". Perhaps this should even be changed in Drupal?
Also I would like to link the Title of the node ("print $node->title;" ) to the node itself, what is the function(?) to link to? something like $node->url?
and putting all the core modules there? You've already got 30 modules in the /modules directory ... just seems like it could keep things a little cleaner ...
Also, why aren't the modules in OO (class) format? Why only methods? Granted it works extremely well, is easier to use, blah blah blah ... yet it is still slightly less elegant ... Just curious what people think about this as creating an instance of an object from a class(aka .module) works great as well ... Drupal is very, very nice.
It seems peculiar to me that each user record has a 255 character signature field, but that this signature is only used on comments posted by the user. Forum topics, blogs, stories, book pages -- none of them display the signature.
Why not? Was there a good reason for this? Seems to me that if the user has entered one, she would probably want to use it most everywhere.
On the homepage, http://drupal.org/, there is a link under the introduction paragraph to screenshots, URL http://drupal.org/image. When I click on that, I am taken to a discussion page with no screenshots.
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