I'm developing a theme for Drupal from scratch with CSS and without using tables. The design is three columns using "float" and "clean" properties to place boxes, similar to the theme "tableless".
Everything seemed to work well in Mozilla, but I'm having problems with other browsers.
In konqueror (3.1.1a), the forms of "create story", "create poll", etc... appear divided. On top appear the title and part of the form, and down, after the side blocks, the rest of the form.
I adapted Bryan Bell's Manila Book Worm theme to work with xtemplate for Drupal 4.2. If anyone wants it, let me know at cel4145 at fsu dot edu. Seems to work well with Mozilla Navigator 1.4 and Firebird 0.6. and IE 6.0.
See a screenshot. Note that it's not using a logo for the header, but instead I added the header title into bookworm.xtmpl.
I would like to know how I might go about hiding a vocabulary from the taxonomy display included with each node. Rather than showing all of the taxonomy terms associated with that node, I am interested in restricting which terms show up according to their vocabulary. For instance, I would like to show the 'subjects' vocabulary terms, while hiding the 'format' vocabulary terms.
I'm trying to setup a site which will be mostly static pages, with the odd news story. I'm trying to use Drupal.
I have a question though - is it possible to remove the "user account" and "submit" links that appear in most themes (all it seems, except the XTemplate one).
99% of the users to the site are going to be non-members. It's not the sort of site where random people will become members. Because of that the "user account" and "submit" are just going to be confusing.
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