I'm trying to remove the text "Welcome to" on the Drupal theme seven.
I want to keep my site name though as it stands it says "Welcome to Site Name" at the top left.
I just want it to say "Site Name".
this text will be removed automatically once you create a new content (which promoted to front page)...
so don't worry about this.... another advanced way is to create your front page
and insert the link of you page in "/admin/config/system/site-information" instead of "node" in the "Default front page" section
I just had to replace the variable $title with $site_name.
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A friend of mine is working on adding content to a Wordpress site.
Shes making a link with a label.. Simply put, theres a two textboxes, one has the title Link and the other is its label. She needs the text in the label to be with a & character in it, because the company name to display is B&O. But the result is B&O instead.
How do we avoid this?
For clarity the label for the link, should say "B&O" .. dont care about the underlying link.
each page and post on my website styleshark.in displays an embedded message spread the love. I have tried all options and still not getting where to remove it. i want to remove it.
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You have "Sassy Social Share" Plugin installed . You can change the text "spread the love " via the Title option in the Standard Interface section.
I'm using a Wordpress plugin - Search & Filter to filter the content on portfolio page. The content can be filtered by category and tag.
Basically, what I want is to remove the text "portfolio" on drop down menu as shown below. Which mean change the text from "All Portfolio Categories" to "All Categories".
I have go through the plugin code, but still cannot find it. Hoping that some of you could provide me with some advice. Thanks!
You have to add this in the shortcode:
all_items_labels="All Categories, All tags" (or whatever text you need to fill in)
Probably this is the complete shortcode you need:
[searchandfilter fields="category,post_tag" all_items_labels="All Categories, All tags"]
Hope it helps!
To replace the drop down, Use the code below
[searchandfilter fields="search,product_tag,product_cat" submit_label ="Search" search_placeholder="Search for a service" all_items_labels=",Location,Categories"]
in all_items_labels=",comma after all_items_labels=" is due to my search bar. As there is nothing to change in that, keeping that , will take it as the first position and will move to the second and third replacement. You can use similar structure to change any label of any position.
Ok I'll try to explain a little better.
I have created a view to display 3 items of a certain content type on homepage.
When I click each piece of content it takes me to actual content eg node22.
I need to be able to change this so when content on homepage is clicked it goes to a specific url alias I have already setup eg contact us page.
Any idea what I need to achieve this??
We really need more info on your view to answer this but here are some thoughts.
If your display type is content the title automatically links to the node page so I will assume this is not what your issue is.
If you are using fields view just select the checkbox that says: "Link this field to the original piece of content". It is available in most "node" fields such as nid and title.
From above your example is how to "link node 49 to education page" You may be just needing the path module for that. Enable the core path module and then visit the node page you want to set a custom url for. Their should be a tab called "URL Path Settings" at the bottom of the page. Spice those up a bit more by downloading and installing the path auto module and the node url wil automatically be set when you create it.
What's the easiest way to create a testimonial page in Drupal ?
I need the users be able to add a comment on the bottom of the page, and I need to approve them before they can be published.
I could use views + webform module for it ? Or is there something simpler ?
thanks
Create a content type called "Testimonials" and set it to default Unpublished. Call the Title field "Name" and the body field "Testimonial".
Create a View called testimonials with a page attachment that lists out nodes of type "testimonial" with a filter for Published = Yes. Set the path to "/testimonials".
Use the Form Block module (http://drupal.org/project/formblock) to put the Node Add form for the Testimonial content page into a block.
Configure the block you created to appear at the bottom of the testimonial page (your theme should have a "Content bottom" region, if not you'll need to add one by editing the theme's page.tpl.php and $theme.info file.
To approve a testimonial, go to the content list, filter by Type: Testimonial and Status: Unpublished then use the checkboxes and the drop-down to change the status to "Published".
This will provide a page that lists testimonials, with an "add testimonial" form at the bottom of the page, and all testimonials must be approved before they will appear on the site.
If your criteria for a testimonial is just a block of text then creating a "testimonial" content type would work. You could allow users to create them but require admin approval to be published.
You can also change the access control for comment approval
Edit:
This was going to be my follow-up comment when you clarified that you wanted a form at the bottom of an existing page.
I don't know if this works, but try
viewing the HTML source of
/node/add/testimonial in your
browser and copy everything from
<form action="/node/add/page"... to
the closing </form> tag.
Gah. That sounds hideously complicated. If you want a form at the bottom of an existing page then maybe the plugin you mentioned is the best option (but I haven't researched it).