themes January 2010

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How do i theme blog entries by content type?
by brendan, fresh-off.com 03 Mar '10

03 Mar '10

Hello Themers! How do I theme a page based on content type? I've got a site with a few different custom pages and separate .tpl.php files for their custom layouts and CSS/XHTML. The "Blog" page is a View with a list of teasers. How do I create a custom .tpl.php file that only targets the "page" (and layout) that the individual/full blog entries are displayed on? The Theme Developer list these as the candidate files: page-node-#.tpl.php < page-node.tpl.php < page.tpl.php. But I don't want to use "page.tpl.php" as its too broad in its reach and I may decide to add other pages non-blog pages in the future. I've tried "page-blog.tpl.php" - but it broke my layout. I still have some unresolved CSS/XHTML issues, so I'm wondering if "page-blog.tpl.php" is the correct naming convention, but I just have a few bugs in my code to work out? A second (less important) question: Keeping track of all those .tpl.php files is getting confusing! The Views pages are easy ("page-blog.tpl.php" or "page-work.tpl.php" for example), but Theme Developer is telling me that for all pages using the "page" content type, that I have to style them by their ID ("page-node-1.tpl.php" for the "about" page). Is there any way to name a .tpl.php file for a page content type in a more semantic/meaningful way? Such as "page-contact.tpl.php" instead of "page-node-392.tpl.php" Thanks! brendan, fresh-off.com Creative Direction & Consultation: Web | Print | Brand http://fresh-off.com hello(a)fresh-off.com 206.328.1067

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how to insert code into WYSIWYG
by sebastian 22 Jan '10

22 Jan '10

Hi, does anyone know of a really nice <code> insertion tool? I'm having issues with the drupal module: codeFilter, in that it strips ">" and "<" from any place where I put them inside of <code></code> wrappers, and it also does all sorts of crazy font coloring to <?php code and over-rules my <code> wrapper.. both of which make styling it really challenging... I'm looking for something that: WORKS and allows me to easily style it just the way I like it... Thanks! Seb.

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themes January 2010