Hi Maciej, you're absolute true speaking about the logical and view layers. I´ts trivial, but not my drupal knoledge at this time. I´ve found the panels module and i think that it can be used on the way i was trying. Thanks a lot for your time and excuse my english :-). On 24/01/2008, Maciej Perlinski <maciej.perlinski@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Alex,
as you have underlined it its the level of presentation , i suggest you to use views and page-front.tpl.php.
Modules are rather for the logical layer of drupal functionality (where you change things how they are processed)
Mac
On Jan 24, 2008 1:53 PM, Alex Moreno <al3xmor3no@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi all,
first of all, thanks a lot everybody for your help in my module dev process learning. I´ve find all your answers very very helpfull.
I´d like to share my learnings, maybe, with two or three modules of my own. For example, i´ve patched drupal to be able of show the first post/node in the first row in the frontpage, and the rest in two columns bellow. ¿Should it be possible to write this short css code in a module?
The code now uses a counter that detects the first node, it format as we need and continues with the rest. Is it possible to make this hack in a module? Which functions should i search for or which one in the api could help me to make this. Or This is only possible hacking directly the core of drupal, as i´ve done?
As you suppose, my sollution sucks because i can´t share anything with the community in an easy way and every time i upgrade drupal, i have to hack it again.
¿Some ideas or i´m only telling stupidities? Bloody gossips and ideas are wellcome ;-).
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