Posted by ardarvin on July 15, 2009 at 6:01pm
Hello,
I'd like to add content-top to all pages, not just the front page. Forcing page.tpl.php to print:
<div id="content-top">
<?php
print $content_top;
?>
</div>
...just creates a blank div. How exactly $content_top gets assigned is a little over my head. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
-ard
Comments
Just add a block
I might not be understanding you completely here, but, if you have a blank div being printed to all pages, couldn't you now add a block to content-top in the Blocks (http://www.yoursite.com/admin/build/block/add) ?
Yeah, that normally would
Yeah, that normally would work, but the content-top block has the special "feature" of only being visible on the front page. I would like to disable this feature.
Theme?
Depends on what theme you are using. Let me know and I'll take a look for you.
-Jeremy
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OOps! Sorry about that.
OOps! Sorry about that. Acquia Slate.
And OOOPS again... silly
And OOOPS again... silly silly me. The theme works fine, the $content_top print statement does work, I just happened to have that particular block listed in Drupal to only display on
Gah. Sorry for the big time waster folks.
Uhmm...great theme by the way?