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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:
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.
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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.
An example output from the Visualize_Backtrace.module, which parses the XDebug traces of Drupal function calls.
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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.
A powerful Drupal theme to power your education-oriented site.
Ideal for universities & university departments, schools, seminars and online courses.
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.