There is a joke about the Drupal learning curve that relates it to the Drupal learning cliff. And while the graph generally gets things confused (by placing time on the x-axis instead of the y-axis), the sentiment is understood.
In the post on making output themeable I discussed the example of overriding a template file for a flag. The template file I overrode was a generic definition of the markup for all the flags on a site.
In the post on making output themeable I discussed the example of overriding a template file for a flag. The template file I overrode was a generic definition of the markup for all the flags on a site.
In Drupal an alter is intended to provide a way to modify an object during a point in the execution of a certain event or process. Alters are defined within individual modules.
In Drupal an alter is intended to provide a way to modify an object during a point in the execution of a certain event or process. Alters are defined within individual modules.
The whole point of creating a custom theme is to get a website to look the way you want it to. So, it's important for the output that modules generate to be themeable.
There is a joke about the Drupal learning curve that relates it to the Drupal learning cliff. And while the graph generally gets things confused (by placing time on the x-axis instead of the y-axis), the sentiment is understood.
In the post on making output themeable I discussed the example of overriding a template file for a flag. The template file I overrode was a generic definition of the markup for all the flags on a site.
In the post on making output themeable I discussed the example of overriding a template file for a flag. The template file I overrode was a generic definition of the markup for all the flags on a site.
In Drupal an alter is intended to provide a way to modify an object during a point in the execution of a certain event or process. Alters are defined within individual modules.
In Drupal an alter is intended to provide a way to modify an object during a point in the execution of a certain event or process. Alters are defined within individual modules.
The whole point of creating a custom theme is to get a website to look the way you want it to. So, it's important for the output that modules generate to be themeable.