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Hola amigos. Tengo un sitio con Drupal 7 y Views. Desarrollé un bloque para el front donde muestro titular, imagen y una taxonomía (Términos) de varias secciones como Fútbol, Londres 2012, etc. Mi duda es como puedo darle un color a cada término con CSS. Adjunto una imagen como ejemplo. En esa web se ve que Londres 2012 (Término o categoría) está pintada de rosado, lo que es Fútbol de verde, etc.

Switched to Omega theme hoping for better luck...

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Just a little curious if anyone uses Compass and SASS and what your thoughts about it were. I just started and I'm just looking for some tips and tricks before getting knee deep into it.

Buenas... necesito cambiar el aspecto visual del scroll de drupal 6 - commons.

Hace tiempo en paginas web HTML he utilizado el siguiente código en los CSS:

body {
scrollbar-face-color: #6685CA;
scrollbar-highlight-color: #6685CA;
scrollbar-shadow-color: #6685CA;
scrollbar-3dlight-color:#FFFFFF;
scrollbar-arrow-color:#FFFFFF;
scrollbar-track-color:#E5E5E5;
scrollbar-drakshadow-color:#000000;
}

Pero he probado a ponerlo en mi CSS del theme y no me funciona. Alguien me puede ayudar?

Gracias!

Easiest way to have pop-up "tooltips" ANYWHERE.
Procedure to do it:

• Find the Drupal folder with your theme's .info file and
  add stylesheets[all][] = mytooltip.css (under other similar lines)

• In Notepad (or any raw text editor) make the following file :

  span.tooltip span
  {
  

  display:none;
  }
  span.tooltip:hover span
  {
  display:inline;
  position:absolute;
  background:#FFFF99;
  border:1px solid silver;
  color:maroon;
  width:200px;
  margin-top:20px;
  margin-left:-5px;
  font-size:smaller;
  line-height:1em;

Hi folks, I hope this post is appropriate for this group (someone please let me know if it's not). I'm currently a freelance Drupal themer/front end developer with close to 13 years experience with HTML and 8 with CSS. I'm also learning Javascript/jQuery. I'm very familiar with Drupal configuration and site building. I've used Photoshop and other image editing software extensively. I'm a crack proofreader/editor and can write content when necessary. I'm also a photographer and have some background in graphic design.

Hi everyone,

I'm a Drupal freelance programmer in Kitchener-Waterloo looking to build a network of great Canadian Drupal theme designers (individuals, not entire companies).

D.org profile: http://drupal.org/user/473174

If you are interested in working with me to create websites, please add your comments to this page.

How it would work is, if I come across a project that needs both back-end and front-end development, I will fully develop the backend and then ask you to create the Drupal theme and if they have a PSD, arrange the theme to match their desired look.

Cheers,
Yonas

Hi Everyone,

I am building a responsive site for a client utilising the drupal 7 and omega css for narrow, wide etc. Is there a way of creating a context condition which relates to narrow, wide, default stylesheet in use? I could then trigger a certain delta on that condition?

For background, I am using Compass on the command line with an Omega HTML5 starter kit subtheme. Also, I'm in local dev on Windows 7 and abandoned trying to use the Compass module, but I'm pretty sure that doesn't matter if I can use the command line.

I have created a compass project in my theme and I have the SASS default stylesheets ie.scss print.scss and screen.scss - I created a .scss file for each of the Omega stylesheets. They are then compiled to CSS and watched by Compass.

I am relatively new to Drupal and am having a hard time trying to figure out how to place elements within a block.

I understand that the elements can be ordered in the administrative page, but one of my elements is still hidden.

Is there something in CSS that links to the block name in Drupal?