Better Drupal Comment Forms
Put this in one of your theme's stylesheets - it'll change a clunky, large, and unweildy comment form into a more compact and user-friendly form:
/* Comment Form */#comment-form { padding: 1em; margin: 1em; background: #FFF; position: relative;}#edit-name-wrapper {margin-top: 0;}
#edit-homepage-wrapper {width: 8em;top: 0em;left: 25
Spirit & Truth - Archbishop Robert Carlson
The image above was taken at Spirit and Truth St. Louis' Thursday night Benediction, this week with Archbishop Robert J. Carlson (Archbishop of Saint Louis, MO).
Spirit and Truth is a community of young adults (there are many of them in the United States) focused on building life-giving relationships through study of Sacred Scripture, discussion of relevant issues, and, most centrally, through the worship of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. You can read more about Spirit and Truth St. Louis on
Give me Back that Fish!
Give me back that Filet O' Fish, give me that fish!
Give me back that Filet O' Fish, give me that fish!
What if it were you hanging up on this wall?
If it were you in that sandwich you wouldn't be laughing at ALLLLLL!
Above are the lyrics for one of the most annoying... yet intriguing commercials ever! Who remembers McDonalds' commercial (old big mac comm)? I sure do! Looks like they have another great and catchy tune on their
Internet Explorer Woes: Floating a Span using jQuery - Order Matters!
I spent the greater part of two hours trying to debug an Internet Explorer bug today. Basically, I wanted to get an image that I uploaded to have a caption applied through jQuery. I used the Image Caption module for Drupal to do this, and set it to grab the 'alt' text in a underneath the image, and wrap both the image and caption inside another , which would grab the float/alignment for the image, and use that to float it left or right The Archdiocese of Saint Louis today upgraded its entire website to a new design and a new platform, allowing offices and agencies to more quickly and more easily communicate with the faithful in the Archdiocese (and around the world!). I've been working on this project (with a lot of help from Palantir, a web development company in Chicago) and some local developers for the past year, and I am pleased with the result (I hope you are, too!). I've written up more A crêpe is a very thin form of a pancake. Crêpes can be made either 'savory' or sweet (basically, sweet crêpes are savory crêpes with sugar and (optionally) a little liquor). Instead of syrup, Crêpes are usually served with different kinds of spreads and/or fruits, veggies, or meats inside. If you've ever travelled in Europe, you may notice small crêpe stands on many street After reading this comment thread about Facebook logins on ReadWriteWeb, I feel sad to call myself a Facebook user. The sheer number of clueless users who actually thought ReadWriteWeb was Facebook is a sad fact. The fact that they login to facebook by going to Google and typing in "Facebook Login" is also sad. Could they not simply type in facebook.com? I guess the idea of a URL is too outlandish for people. What about a bookmark? My grandma, who only does a few things on the web I have been hitting my head against a wall for a few weeks now, trying to get a few different Views-created pages to appear as if they were normal pages inside an Organic Group (meaning they would appear inside og-menu-enabled menus for that particular group, and group blocks would also appear on the pages. After reading up on the thread " Organic Groups and Views 2 ", I found that I could use an argument to help solve my dilemma. Here's how I set up an
Archdiocese of Saint Louis Redesigns Website
How to Make a Crêpe, then How to Enjoy a Crêpe
Mmmm... Tasty!
This is Why SEO is Important, I Guess...
Getting a Views Page Display to Appear Inside an Organic Group
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