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I posted a note about the need for good/innovative calendars up on GDO and got two great examples.
Thanks @cangeceiro for the link to the Indianapolis Museum of Art's Calendar and all of the details you provided about building it!
To take a full screenshot of a Drupal page:
* Expand as many fieldsets as you'd like and have it as you want it to appear.
* Firefox -> File -> Save Page As... -> Format: Web Page, complete -- Save to the Desktop
* This will create a page.html (i.e. the last argument), and a folder page_folders
* Any images that are contained in the theme directory will need to be copied over into the page_files directory. So copy and paste the entire /themes/garland/images folder to page_files, and the theming images will correctly appear.
* Garland's style.css should be in the page_files, and the import CSS HTML should look like:
< link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="page_files/style.css" >
* Paparazzi! -> Open File -> Choose page.html from the desktop.
* Keep the default minimum size of 800x600 (the 800 width includes the scrollbar)
* Click the "Capture!" button
* Do a "Save Image As..." and save & upload the png
UPDATE: Or just use the Page Saver Basic Firefox extension as suggested by greggles
To take a full screenshot of a Drupal page:
UPDATE: Use the Page Saver Basic Firefox extension as suggested by greggles -- or Mac users can follow an alternative way as described below...
* Expand as many fieldsets as you'd like and have it as you want it to appear.
* Firefox -> File -> Save Page As... -> Format: Web Page, complete -- Save to the Desktop
* This will create a add.html (i.e. the last argument from admin/build/views/add) -- as well as a folder add_folders
* Garland's style.css should be in the page_files, and the import CSS HTML should look like:
< link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="page_files/style.css" >
* Any images that are contained in the theme directory will need to be copied over into the add_files directory. So copy and paste the entire /themes/garland/images folder to the add_files folder, and the theming images will correctly appear.
* If the sidebar images don't appear, then the CSS syntax may looks like this: < style type="text/css" media="all">@import "/themes/garland/style.css"> -- if so, then it needs to be changed to < link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="add_files/style.css">
The CSS files of admin.css, defaults.css, system.css from /modules/system may need to be placed in the add_files folder if this is the case -- and the add.html may also need to be changed to this syntax.
* Mac users can download Paparazzi! screen shot taker from here.
Paparazzi! -> Open File -> Choose page.html from the desktop.
* Keep the default minimum size of 800x600 (the 800 width includes the scrollbar)
* Click the "Capture!" button
* Do a "Save Image As..." and save & upload the png
To take a full screenshot of a Drupal page:
UPDATE: Use the Page Saver Basic Firefox extension as suggested by greggles -- or Mac users can follow an alternative way as described below...
* Expand as many fieldsets as you'd like and have it as you want it to appear.
* Firefox -> File -> Save Page As... -> Format: Web Page, complete -- Save to the Desktop
* This will create a add.html (i.e. the last argument from admin/build/views/add), and a folder add_folders
* Any images that are contained in the theme directory will need to be copied over into the add_files directory. So copy and paste the entire /themes/garland/images folder to add_files, and the theming images will correctly appear.
* Garland's style.css should be in the page_files, and the import CSS HTML should look like:
< link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="page_files/style.css" >
* If there are the CSS syntax looks like this: < style type="text/css" media="all">@import "/themes/garland/style.css"> -- then it needs to be changed to < link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="add_files/style.css">
The CSS files of admin.css, defaults.css, system.css from /modules/system should also be placed in the add_files folder if this is the case.
* Paparazzi! -> Open File -> Choose page.html from the desktop.
* Keep the default minimum size of 800x600 (the 800 width includes the scrollbar)
* Click the "Capture!" button
* Do a "Save Image As..." and save & upload the png
I posted a note about the need for good/innovative calendars up on GDO and got two great examples.
Thanks greggles for this and the link to the Calendar Block Module.
A powerful Drupal theme to power your education-oriented site.
Ideal for universities & university departments, schools, seminars and online courses.
Somewhere or other.
This photo is licensed under a Creative Commons license. Please credit Rob Larsen with a link to Drunkenfist.com, if you use this photo anywhere. Thanks.
Priyanka Soni and Kavita Panwar. Both handled design and creative part for the FOSS event. (the drupal banners, posters,
Invited to deliver talks at Rajasthan’s largest and most prestigious engineering college which is spread across 337 acres: the Engineering College of Bikaner (ECB) www.ecb.ac.in/.
ECB has around 6,000 students enrolled on its campus, out of which around 2,500 alone are in IT and Computer Science courses.
Delivered two talks on Linux and Free & Open Source Software (FOSS): ‘How to Avoid the Axe Effect’; and ‘How to Make a Dent in the Universe’. The talks were delivered at the ‘FOSS GN09 event’ which was cleverly dove-tailed with the college’s yearly techfest mega-event, called ‘Sakshama’. An ancient Sanskrit word, ‘Sakshama’ means ‘skilled; competent; adept’. The 2009 incarnation of the event, held from 28th to 31st October, was called ‘Sakshama GN09’, to highlight ‘Generation Next’. www.sakshama.org.
And what a Generation Next! They also sought my help and mentoring in launching their own on-campus Linux Users Group (LUG), www.lugb.in. Am quite impressed with their active mailing-lists and outreach activities. These guys and gals are rocking! Together with its founders, we launched LUG-Bikaner at the ‘Sakshama GN09’ event-night, on an outdoor stage in front of an audience of over 2,500.
ECB has around 1,200 computers on-campus, and with the personal laptops and desktops of students, totals at around 4,000 PCs. Till date, LUG-Bikaner has migrated over 500 computers to Linux, and still counting. Plus, they also reach out to other colleges and institutions within Rajasthan to spread the awareness of this ‘muft and mukt’ vision of computing. After all, who can understand freedom better than the royal state of Rajasthan in India?
In response to flickr.com/photos/rport/233663254/. Compared to Drupal 4.7, we now list each user's roles and we added some mass user operations. Feel free to make suggestions or to add notes.
Two Drupal themers in action.
Yes, that device in the hand of the right guy is supposed to depict a color spray. I know it is not originally a color spray in LEGO.
An example output from the Visualize_Backtrace.module, which parses the XDebug traces of Drupal function calls.
Mac icon file (ICNS) available here: mikkel.hoegh.org/stuff/drupal.icns
The black stuff around the icon is due to Flickrs bad handling of transparent PNGs.