So my first theme is coming along nicely. I am surprised at the amount of progess I've made so far. I am now stuck on something however, and I'm hoping the Drupal geniuses on the site will help me out.
I would like to use an image instead of the red asterisk for notification of new posts and comments on the tracker module. Unfortunately, I have been unable to figure out how the asterisk is generated in the first place. Is it in the tracker module? How would I go about modifying my style.css file to override the asterisk in place of a small .gif file?
I need to . ie, I need to add an image with a page and should display in one line. I just tried with image gallery module. Successfully added contents, but failed with listing. Understanding that I am not in a right way of using modules and assume there may be other module I should use.
Please could you help me.
random image rotator - just put images inside the "images/header" directory and they will dynamically be rotated.
send url by email - toggle show/hide(top left icon)
built-in search - toggle show/hide(top left icon)
print function built in (top left icon)
heavily customized CSS
custom $links buttons
fixed-width layout - crossbrowser friendly
Instructions:
unzip and rename folder to "miniml" or make sure it is named miniml (some images reference the folder name)
upload to your server in the /themes directory
turn on by activating in admin/themes
NOTE: You MUST have at least 1 link in each block that you activate in the admin. the phplayerstreemenu appears to break the page for an unknown reason if you turn on a block that is empty. If you do enable a block and get an error, just go into the database and turn off the blocks in question, then reload the admin/block page and enable from there.
I'm nearly at wit's end here. Using PHPTemplate and a custom theme, I want to set up a block region at the top of the main window, just before the main content. I'm trying to make the left block wider than the right. Right now, I have two view blocks in the area, which is called "content-top". The CSS looks like something like this: