Hi Anisa,

I want to keep my main menu down to one block, and on Gallery pages, there is the giant gallery navigation block that takes up a lot of space. 

If you look into the php snippets area of the Drupal handbook, you will find a snippet where you can call up the content of other blocks. Using this you can create a custom block, and using php-filtered input, use the snippet to call up all the various blocks you want so their content all displays in one block.

A (more complicated) example is the "shortcuts" block, top left, on http://blogher.org .

Maybe you'll find this approach of use?

Best,
Laura



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On May 24, 2006, at 12:03 PM, Anisa wrote:

Thank you for your reply, and for going through the trouble!  It only just occured to me that it could possibly NOT be a menu block as I was writing to the Support ML.  ^.^;;;

I'll have to think it through some more.  I want to keep my main menu down to one block, and on Gallery pages, there is the giant gallery navigation block that takes up a lot of space.

Thanks again for your help.

Anisa.

On 5/25/06, Greg Knaddison - GVS <Greg@growingventuresolutions.com> wrote:
On 5/24/06, Anisa <mystavash@animecards.org> wrote:
> menu item, not sure how to do this. ...  Unless the contributor links menu
> is NOT a menu and just a custom block?

I just asked on IRC and it is "just a custom block" with php/html.

I'm not sure it's possible to have a menu item that is NOT a link.
Maybe you could link it to # and get the desired behavior you want.

Regards,
Greg

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