Posted by Ross-Hunter on December 9, 2010 at 2:35am
Start:
2010-12-13 18:00 - 19:30 America/Detroit Event type:
User group meeting
It's everyone's favorite time of month again! We have really been dropping the ball in terms of deciding what we are going to do ahead of time. So I propose a good old fashioned show and tell unless someone has a topic they would like to present on.
We can have a couple people present 15 minutes each on a module/view/theme etc. of their choosing.
What do you guys think?
And as always we will hit up the Winchester immediately following.
Comments
I always like show and
I always like show and tell--but perhaps the added challenge is to say what you learned in developing the item you are "telling" about and how you learned it. Learning to learn is at the heart of experience in this business, so perhaps we should also be practicing these reflective skills. :)
Dan
I have a question which can
I have a question which can perhaps wait, or perhaps you can answer here. I installed a theme, changed its name, CSS, etc. But I'm still getting update notices on this theme. Why is that? Is it in the .info file of the theme? I figured once I changed the name and removed the original theme, I'd not get that. But it still recognizes that I'm using a hacked theme. What's the best practice here? I'd actually like to incorporate some of the fixes from the theme update but I don't want to risk screwing up my sub theme. Advice?
Well, ok, now i see the
Well, ok, now i see the update information at the end of the theme's .info file and simply replacing it with the lines from the updated theme does the trick--makes it think my theme is updated--but why does it recognize this as the original theme in the first place since I changed the theme's name? Is it because of the line in the info file that lists project name?
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