After struggling with various adoptions for getting collapsible fieldsets to work within nodes for Drupal 7 I came across a final solution.
Make adjustments to template.php (or in a module if you prefer):
So, it has been a while since I last blogged, probably because I have had a lot of work on recently, which certainly isn't something to complain about. The latest little snippet I have for you is concerning webforms, and more specifically overriding the submit button with an image button.
Basically when I searched around drupal.org, I found a range of differing answers, none of which appeared to solve the problem for me.
So, you have a little webform that you have made, whack this in the template.php of your theme file to complete the override:
Well this post has been a long time coming. Around 3 months ago I presented to Drupalcambs a presentation about extending the migrate module to enable you to map and import data using the fantastic migrate module. I say fantastic as the migrate module lets you do some awesome stuff when migrating.
Previously it had been hard to properly insert nodes (with files/taxonomies), taxonomy terms and users, however, utilising the new fields that Drupal 7 gives us has made it so much easier.
Although the internet and websites are brilliant ways of finding information, there are a few unfortunate limitations (currently). Most of the time websites are restrained by size of screen and therefore what you put on your screen is vitally important. With so much data available, what people want is data that is related to what they are looking at. They want context to be IMPORTANT.
Hmmm... Post migration data clean up, basically, most of the time when you develop a site you do it either under the default site of Drupal (sites/default) or you do it under a different site (mynewsite.willhallonline.co.uk) with the intention of moving it to its own domain name when you have finished.
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