Posted by aprice42 on March 1, 2009 at 2:11am
Hello,
I am still busy working on my first theme... now trying to figure out how to get my theme to display the "view" and "edit" links when looking at a node. I have searched through some other themes for clues and also searched for threads on the drupal.org site, but just can't seem to find what I am looking for. Can someone help point me in the right direction?
Thanks,
Andy )
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Make sure you have the
Make sure you have the following snippet somewhere in your page.tpl.php template:
<?phpprint $tabs;
?>
This will print any tabs automatically. Take a look at a theme bundled with Drupal, such as Garland, for more examples.
Thanks for the quick
Thanks for the quick reply... I was hoping that it was something quick and easy like that...
Andy )
another common first-time mistake
if you're creating your own theme, it's also important to have
<?php print $closure; ?>at the bottom of the page (right before the closing body tag), or some of the site javascript might fail.
For a great list of all the built-in page variables take a look at the templates in the Zen theme.
Thanks for the heads up... I
Thanks for the heads up... I did have that one :) Andy
How do I show borderless tables using fckeditor?
I am using fckEditor as my text editing tool, but cannot seem to get tables to display without a border. I have edited the source html to get rid of borders and the text displays without it in the fckEditor window, but when it display on the page, the borders are all there. I have edited the Full HTML settings to make sure that Table commands are there.
I'm flummoxed. Am I missing something, or is this simply a shortcoming of fckEditor?
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Michael Colvin
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Check your CSS.
Can you check where the borders are coming from, using Firebug? It's sounds like the borders might be in a CSS stylesheet.
To show the table without border
Once u created the table using the editor u see the html code using the code or HTML button present in that.
In that the table line will be there. like
............
in that first line <table......... border="0">
simply add border="0" in table tag.
Issue will be resolve
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Drupal Programmer.
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