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When i list nodes of some type on a page there is no proper seperation of nodes on the page. I just use a pager query to list my nodes. Well the nodes of type forum have a proper seperation. I am using bluemarine theme.but i dont know how its done. I would be happy if anybody can give me any info on how to do that. I hope i have given sufficient info.
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Karthikeyan
In the other hand, I can't see some common links for the uploaded project, like Support and Development sections; must I add them by hand inside description textarea of the project node?
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My knowledge of PHP and Drupal's filter system is limited, but if I can at least be pointed in the right direction, I can perhaps figure it out.