May 2011
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Improve your Drupal theme markup with body classes
Since Drupal 6, a lot of the detailed markup as found in the excellent Zen theme framework has made its way into the default Drupal markup. More details about this feature can be found here http://drupal.org/node/163723 To use this feature for your theme just insert the variable $body_classes into your tpl files body opening tag <body> like this <body class="<?php ...Read more
How to create and use a Drupal template (tpl) file
Template files are used to overwrite the core Drupal output (or the output of a module that overwrites the core Drupal output). This can be for example useful if the layout of a particular content type, page, block or view can’t be easily fixed by a stylesheet. With a tpl file you can completely overwrite all output by using HTML/ ...Read more
How to add a new widget area to your WordPress theme
Most WordPress Themes come by default with some pre-defined areas where you can drop your widgets in. But often this is not enough and you need to add additional areas, for example for advertising space or other features. This is how to do it: First Step: Add widget Area to Theme In the index.php file in your theme directory (/wp-content/themes/mytheme), ...Read more
W3C Validation
kleinermann web design validates all it’s clients’ websites with the W3C Validator to make sure the websites run well on different browser types. Please check your website here: http://validator.w3.org/ Errors The most common error declared by the W3C Validator is know as a “Syntax Error”. HTML and XHTML are languages used within the coding of the website and W3C produce ...Read more
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