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Hello everyone!,

We will be attending DrupalCamp NW in Manchester, and we are willing to participate in the unconference day to show patterns module.
A very simple "Patterns Hello World" module has been pushed to Github at https://github.com/QScience/patterns_hello_world to have some code to play around on Sunday.

Looking forward to seeing you in Manchester!

I developed a specific drupal theme. I plan to sell this theme, but it's not much use unless I also sell custom views and panels I built for it. Can i sell this together in a bundle?

Rather then trying to explain what I mean thought a screenshots might help better hence the link below

http://imgur.com/a/Z3wmW

1) Home appears on every single page....is there a way that I can remove this?

2) 2 lines at the bottom of 4 pages and 1 line at the bottom of 3 pages....is there a way that I can remove this?

thanks again

A continuación muestro los pasos de como lograr esta tarea :

-Crear nuevo gist ejemplo:
--https://gist.github.com/1373785

-Instalar módulo de Drupal "Gist Input Filter":
--http://drupal.org/project/gist_filter

-Configurar Módulo:
--Según sea el caso admin/config/content/formats/plain_text ó admin/config/content/formats/full_html
--Seleccionar opción de "Gist filter (Github Gists)"

-Agregarlo al nodo:
Insertar codigo [gist:###] donde ### es el número de tu gist asignado en http://gist.github.com/###

Para ver enlace e entrada de blog

En ocaciones al estilizar un tema en Drupal nos encontramos que el diseño establece un esquema o código de colores basados en un término de taxonomía (taxonomy term). Es decir que los colores de títulos o ligas dependerán de la taxonomía asignada al contenido que estemos visualizando.

La manera que a continuación muestro es la forma en que he logrado esta funcionalidad, agregando el valor del taxonomy term id como un nombre de clase para poder estilizarlo utilizandolo un selector de CSS.

Hi all,

I created a module (my first) that enables syntax highlighting of source code snippets in nodes. The module uses the google-code-prettify JavaScript library to do the highlighting (http://code.google.com/p/google-code-prettify/).

It works in a none-obtrusive through an input filter, that looks for all pre or code tags and modifies then as needed to enable the highlighting. That has the benefit of making it easy to replace or remove later, as the original node text is not modified.

hello again all,

The custom modules used to build the New York State Senate's Drupal-powered website have now been released as a contributed project on Drupal.org:

http://drupal.org/project/nyss

I've written a blog post describing the modules and what they do:

http://www.nysenate.gov/blogs/2010/apr/20/nysenategov-codebase-contribut...

There's still a lot of work to be done to improve the code and to make it readily usable on other website. I'm looking forward to seeing your comments, advice, code patches, etc.

I am hopping to solicit feedback and to find mentor(s).

Overview: Bespin for Drupal - an integrated, web-based, collaborative code editor form Mozilla Labs.

Description: Bespin for Drupal could be yet another input method using the WYSIWYG API, but with real-time collaborative editing. B4D could also be implemented to allow Dash command line, file editing, version control, syntax highlighting, API access - a built-in IDE with multi-user editing (such as with Google Docs).

Bespin could be implemented in two ways, embedded or by implementing the Server API with Drupal. Embedded B4D would be beneficial, but with significantly less potential. Both methods may be delivered, so both are discussed. The applicant is currently pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science, has participated in Drupal based website implementations, is a member of the EFF, FSF and IEEE, and is a true believer of the public commons importance.

Hello,

We're working on implementing a drupal library website at library.wheaton.edu and need to create a drop-down box like the Research by Subject link at http://library.queensu.ca/

Does anybody have any code that would do this for us?