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Hola

Estoy añadiendo a mano Schema y Microdata a mi sitio web pero me topo con dos problemas:

1- Quiero reproducir la url de mis imágenes en slideshow.tpl.php. Sólo me falta incluir en content= la url de mi primera imagen cómo se muestra abajo:

Intenté con estos códigos php pero sin éxito:

The main focus this time has been in documentation. For developers wanting to create or modify H5P content types the documentation is way better.

But we also found the time to create a new question type, a documentation tool, improve xAPI support and more.

Click the image below to read about the new stuff:

A brief summary of the idea:

Data within entities that do not need to be processed individually within a view (or better: are not required to be addressed individually in any case) should be stored in a single database table, rather than being spread over N tables like they would if stored by the Field API "the usual way", in order to reduce the number of (sub)queries or subsequent queries and hereby reduce the load on the site's database.

Is there a way to arrange the order of articles that are "posted to front"? Or in a view? I have a view called Fall Happenings on the left side of this page and it would be nice to arrange the order of these. http://vacountrylife.net/ Am I missing something? TIA! The Fall Happenings is a block but also a view - all of my articles post there as well as in the middle (if I click Post to Front on the article). I have rearranged blocks no problem. I want to rearrange articles in a view or just ones Posted to Front. Has anyone tried Nodeorder Design? That looks like what I'd like to do.

This message has been cross posted to Drupal.org Improvements, Documentation Team, and Drupal.org Testing Infrastructure.

tl;dr

I want to use automation to improve d.o content quality. I do not have access to do this and I have been unable to get someone with access interested enough to get this project moving.

The long version

My vision for improving the Drupal Documentation and drupal.org can be broken into three equally important ideas:

Our university is moving our site to Drupal and I wanted to see if anyone had recommendations for organizing content.

Currently, the problem I'm having is that we have nodes of information that will be in different parts of the site and have the same title, but different information.

Personally I feel a need to meet Drupal colleagues to share information, discuss problems and listen to solutions for all aspects of Drupal.

It could also be quite a learning moment to invite speakers who have extensive Drupal experience, e.g. someone like Pierre Guillaume Wielezynski, who leads the WFP Web Team.

Anyone with any other suggestions? Please let us know so we can make some kind of planning, invite speakers and prepare the first meeting.

Eljay

Drupal is all about viewing contents and ways to mange to , but users are also an integral part . So the main idea is to store no of times each user has been to a page (or node) and make content that is viewed more often by user promoted to the higher weights in the website. this would help article (or posts ) with greater interest among the people to appear more significantly in the web site. it will store various variables which will help to sort contents in block regions based on various aspects such most recent , most visited etc .

I am trying to line up three boxes horizontally and evenly spaced. First and Second Sidebar and Content in the middle.

How do I keep my content from touching the left side of the box? I tried some classes in the Additional Region Classes with padding but the last box keeps breaking to the next line.

I am using a 12 column layout each box using 4 columns.

btw they are all placed in the content zone.

Thanks

Hi there,

I was reading and almost happy to find http://groups.drupal.org/node/97454 but it seems to be for drupal 6.

I am trying to accomplish the same but then for drupal 7

I am using module scheduler to publish content .. and i cannot figure out how i can have rules detect that when the scheduled content is published to take certain actions (email members that want to be notified when new content is published)