Cool module: Coffee
Inspired by some Apple interface, Coffee provides a very useful search widget from which you can easily navigate to any administrative page on your Drupal site. I recommend it to any Drupaler out there.
Inspired by some Apple interface, Coffee provides a very useful search widget from which you can easily navigate to any administrative page on your Drupal site. I recommend it to any Drupaler out there.
Floating block lets you keep a block always visible in the viewport. It is very useful if you have some important content you want to maintain always on display.
Customizing your taxonomy term page is not a difficult task in Drupal 7 with Views. This tutorial will show you how you to use Views and change the way the taxonomy term pages show…
The conventional way of adding a new region to your theme in Drupal 7 is by editing the .info file and declaring it in there. However, there are ways you can achieve similar effects dynamically - from a custom module.
I put together this article to show you some modules that can play an important role on your site when dealing with nodes. They are quite simple but definitely worth checking out.
These are a couple of neat CSS tricks to display a parent DIV as high as the highest child element and to display the parent div only as wide as the child elements occupy inside.
Rewriting results for a field in Views allows you to join two or more fields for Views to output together. This also allows you to...
WindowSize is a really simple module that adds a small widget to the top of your screen that dynamically displays your browser’s width and height. I wrote a patch for it that I am hoping you can help test in order to push the module towards a final approved version.
Have you ever wondered how you can apply .css rules to elements on the page depending on the content type or path your site is currently on? For example how you can make the borders around your node blue if the content type is Article, but transparent if it is Page? This post looks at three different ways you can target .css based on specific conditions, contexts or rules.
View Mode Page allows you to create custom URL patterns that show nodes with specific View Modes. In other words, you can create additional URLs for a particular node type that will each display a different View Mode.