Tips

Adding CCK fields to TPL files

Posted March 23rd, 2009 by admin

Just a quick tip..

Displaying fields in tpl files, like the node.tpl.php files, is a common desire to designers/themers. Many people think you need to make calls to something like $node->content['field_FOO']['#XXX']; to get to the information.

That's not the ninja way.. use $FIELD_NAME_rendered in your .tpl files where fields are attached.
This is true in Drupal 6 CCK and Drupal 7 fields.

Check it out, let us know how you get on.

Adding Add This to Drupal

Posted January 10th, 2009 by admin

It's been quite a common thing to see on many blog sites, and web 2.0 type properties to allow people and actively encourage people to share content. There is a module to do forwarding, but as any Drupal Ninja knows the fewer modules the better. We also like to leverage other established best of breed services when we can... read about how we can get this functionality online in a minute..

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addthis with drupal

Essential Steps for SEO Success with Drupal

Posted January 4th, 2009 by admin

It’s not just getting a site ranked. It’s also about how the search engine lists and shows your site. It’s really about getting the customers that want your product to be able to find your site. Here we'll go over some essential SEO tips you may follow if you're a Drupal Ninja looking for Web Marketing success

Login/Register customisations.. the Drupal Ninja way..

Posted January 4th, 2009 by admin

The challenge, to add a more dynamic, simple login/register to the site.. but how, there is the standard user login block.. will that cut it.. not really.. We want to have a message for people asking them to sign up, and telling them why, we want to make it easy.. what can we do?

Essential Modules

Posted January 3rd, 2009 by admin

There are lots of modules.. lots and lots.. so what are the essential modules. What should every Drupal site have loaded up from scratch.. before you go any further..

Tip - Css - IE 7 / Firefox - Padding / Margin

Posted January 3rd, 2009 by admin

The Problem: You want to put an image border onto an image that's being stored in a CCK object.. (translation - an image has been uploaded as part of a detailed information about a product, company etc...) So what can you do..

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