Can the teaser on the front page to be used as a customized block element, and to be assigned in any other regions and to be shown on every pages?
Or is there any module for this function in Drupal 7?
you can use the views module to create a block with node titles and teasers similar to the default front page.
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I have this view with a Page display that has a filter and a list with content to be filtered.
I would like to add a Links block right below the filters form but I just don't get it how. I tried adding the block to the sidebars (from /structure/block) but the sidebars are outside the main content (Bootstrap theme) and the View edit form (views/view/myview/edit) has no option or place where I could add a Builder block.
How would you do this?
You can setup the view as block display(or duplicate the page display as block display) and go with the option "Exposed form in block" = Yes in the Advanced section.
It will let you to show the main view block (content list) and the exposed form(filters) in different configurable blocks in any basic/blank page.
Then you can easily insert your links block in between them.
I have a Drupal view created (a block level view) in which I need to display the Disqus comment block.
The view displays movie reviews and each review node has a related comment block, but im not sure how to display that block in the view. (The block displays when you go to each node page specifically.)
Any ideas?
place the Disqus comment block after the view.
i want to make drupal pages that has got different structures. Like on
the first page i want to place many 'views blocks', and after pages i
want to show other banners and some other blocks not placed on other
pages.
How can i do it?
You can go to admin/structure/block and click "configure" on the block.
Towards the bottom, there's a 'Pages' tab where you can indicate what pages you would like to show this block on.
For front page, use <front>
For other pages, use the path after http://yourdomain.com/ i.e. node/1
This box also supports wild cards, so if you wanted a block to show on all node pages, you could use: node/*
I'm using Drupal 7 along with the Views and Context modules. I have a particular view with a page display, and I want to put a particular block in the content region. When I do that, the block appears below the view.
I want the block to appear above the view, instead. Is this possible, or do I have to create another region to go above the content region?
Like you mention in your question, you'll need a region above the content region for this. The default theme for Drupal 7, Bartik, has several such regions (the 'Featured' region is probably the closest to what you're after), so if you're making a custom theme, you can refer to that theme for an example.
Go to edit your page view and click add on the header region. Navigate to your block view and insert it .
This may be the quick solution as it will display the block directly above the page content. It also allows the option of inherit contextual filters so the header display can receive the same contextual filters as its parent.
This can be also done in the footer region and works on all themes.
Is there a way to make all the posts promoted to font page to be included in RSS?
I believe you need to make use of the Promote to Front Page / Sticky options under the Publishing options on the node.
In the edit form for each content type defined in Drupal (in example, the one at http://example.com/admin/content/node-type/page), it is possible to promote to front page all the nodes of that content type.