You can get the URL arguments in custom module or views template files. Create a custom module and use the hook_nodeapi to print the URL arguments.
/**
* Implementation of hook_nodeapi()
*/
function custom_nodeapi(&$node, $op, $a3 = NULL, $a4 = NULL) {
switch ($op) {
case 'view':
print arg(0);
print "<br/>";
print arg(1);
break;
}
}
Continue reading Drupal – Get URL Arguments in Custom module or Views Template
Last time we have added a new font in the Drupal website using the @font-face module.
Drupal – Customize Fonts in Drupal
We can also apply this font-family in the .css file but first we have to add our own .css file and included it in the theme.
Go to your theme folder and create a new folder named as css if it doesn’t exist. Then create your .css file there. After that, go back to the theme folder and add the following line in the <theme>.info file. Continue reading Drupal – Create your own CSS style
Most of the time we would like to know more about our website visitors. The Webform module let you create your own form for and gather user information in a very convenient way.
Enable the Webform module and you will there is a new content type called Webform. Let’s create a new Webform and see what we can do with it. Continue reading Drupal – Collect User Data by Webform
If you find the fonts of your Drupal site quite boring. The @font-your-face module could make the text of your Drupal site more fun. Before proceeding, it would be great if your PHP is already enabled with the zip extension. but no worry if you doesn’t have the zip extension. We can still complete it without any problem.
Download and enable module with those free fonts. Continue reading Drupal – Customize Fonts in Drupal
Similar to ShareThis module, the Printer, the e-mail and PDF versions module create the Print, Email and PDF buttons on you node page.
Installed module and you can now modify its settings @ Administer –> Site configuration –> Printer, e-mail and PDF versions. Continue reading Drupal – Add Print Friendly and Email Buttons
The ShareThis module let you add a share button on any node type such that you can share the node content to Facebook, Twitter, Google Buzz or any other channels as shown in the following picture.
Continue reading Drupal – Share Node Content to Social Networks
The Custom Breadcrumbs module allows you to define the breadcrumbs for different node types, pages, views, taxonomy and even any specific path.
Download the Custom Breadcrumbs 2 (6.x-2.x) and enable it as follow. Continue reading Drupal – Custom Breadcrumbs
Sometimes we need to change the view template file (.tpl.php) in order to customized the layout of the specific view. Before you start editing, you have to find out the corresponding .tpl.php for your view. This can be found in the Views setting page as shown below. Continue reading Drupal – Customize a Specific View Layout by Views Template
If you want to override the default breadcrumb HTML output, you can add the following theme_breadcrumb() function in the template.php under your current theme folder.
The following piece of code is an example which add a class for the current breadcrumb. Continue reading Drupal – Theme the Breadcrumb
As discussed before, we can add Javascript/JQuery in Drupal modules.
Drupal – Create Javascript for Module
So if the Javascript/JQuery is related to the layout and independent of the module, we should add it in the theme instead. For example, i want to have a alert box whenever a page is loaded, i should then add it to my current Drupal theme. The steps are listed below.
1. Open you current theme folder and add the following line in the theme.info.
Eureka! 