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Posted March 9th, 2007 by Kelly
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For Drupal 5, using the Garland theme, where can I (or can I?) configure what's display in blog posts?

For example, at the bottom of each blog post, it says: Phuile's blog, add new comments etc.. But since my user name information is already there under the title of the blog post (date, time - Phuile) I don't want it displaying again at the bottom. Can I configure what I want to display and not display?

Thanks!

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Custom CSS

Richard Eriksson's picture
On March 9th, 2007 Richard Eriksson says:

There's no easy way to configure what displays in the links below a post other than using CSS (by adding custom CSS to your theme). In the case of "Phuile's blog", the CSS you would add so that it doesn't display is:


html .blog_usernames_blog { display: none; }

If there are other links from the bottom-of-the-post links you don't want displaying, let me know, and I can give you the CSS for that too.

Garland Theme style sheet?

On March 9th, 2007 Kelly says:

Thanks, Richard.

Is it possible to send me the stylesheets for the Garland theme? Perhaps this way, I don't have to keep asking questions and you providing bits of it.

Thanks!

Garland CSS

Richard Eriksson's picture
On March 21st, 2007 Richard Eriksson says:

Finally whittled the amount of browser tabs down to a reasonable number, and I realized I hadn't answered this yet. You can see the Garland theme CSS by going to the front page of your site, then adding themes/garland/style.css to the URL. So if you had a site at http://example.com/ the address would be http://example.com/themes/garland/style.css

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