I'm a newbie to Drupal Theme development, and I'm starting with BlueMarine because we want a table based theme. We're porting a static HTML web-site to Drupal, and it's all table-based. I'm gonna have to use that Import-HTML module to get the main content into Drupal.
So this static web-site has it's own primary links in the header, and it's not consistent. One one home-page I have 6 items, on most of the other pages it is 3 items, and a few have 4 items. So, I am just wondering how I can determine which page is the home page ... then I can do some PHP to determine how to output that header menu.
BTW, I did order the Drupal 5 Themes book, I own the Packt Drupal book, and the Pro Drupal Development book. I am also on the Drupal site and looking at the documentation of how to create a theme. So, I am doing as much research as possible.
Thanks! Tom
On Thu, Dec 20, 2007 at 10:46:17AM -0500, Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
So this static web-site has it's own primary links in the header, and it's not consistent. One one home-page I have 6 items, on most of the other pages it is 3 items, and a few have 4 items.
Having individual template pages like page-node-N.tpl.php where N > 0 might help. But there might be a better solution which I don't know :-(
So, I am just wondering how I can determine which page is the home page ...
isset($is_front) { ... }
Hi, I'd suggest you "theming like a pro" screencast at drupaldojo.com. I don't have the direct link now but see drupaldojo.com it'll be of great help for you.
GEshan
On Dec 20, 2007 10:55 PM, Progga proggaprogga@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Dec 20, 2007 at 10:46:17AM -0500, Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
So this static web-site has it's own primary links in the header, and it's not consistent. One one home-page I have 6 items, on most of the other pages it is 3 items, and a few have 4 items.
Having individual template pages like page-node-N.tpl.php where N > 0 might help. But there might be a better solution which I don't know :-(
So, I am just wondering how I can determine which page is the home page
...
isset($is_front) { ... }
themes mailing list themes@drupal.org http://lists.drupal.org/mailman/listinfo/themes
Anything would be of help ... at least I'm getting the right resources.
Thanks very much! :-)
Geshan Manandhar wrote:
Hi, I'd suggest you "theming like a pro" screencast at drupaldojo.com http://drupaldojo.com. I don't have the direct link now but see drupaldojo.com http://drupaldojo.com it'll be of great help for you.
GEshan
On Dec 20, 2007 10:55 PM, Progga <proggaprogga@gmail.com mailto:proggaprogga@gmail.com> wrote:
On Thu, Dec 20, 2007 at 10:46:17AM -0500, Tom Holmes Jr. wrote: > So this static web-site has it's own primary links in the header, and > it's not consistent. > One one home-page I have 6 items, on most of the other pages it is 3 > items, and a few have 4 items. Having individual template pages like page-node-N.tpl.php where N > 0 might help. But there might be a better solution which I don't know :-( > So, I am just wondering how I can determine which page is the home page ... isset($is_front) { ... } _______________________________________________ themes mailing list themes@drupal.org <mailto:themes@drupal.org> http://lists.drupal.org/mailman/listinfo/themes-- Geshan Manandhar http://geshan.blogspot.com Supporting FOSS @ fossnepal.org http://fossnepal.org www.HAMROLYRICS.COM http://www.HAMROLYRICS.COM
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