I have created a new module for Drupal 6 called Block API which is available on Drupal.org.
Block API is a new module I have developed for Drupal 6 which gives greater control over block templates much like you do with nodes.
More information is available on my Block API page under Projects.
Developer information on how to use the module is available on the Block API Developer information page.
This tutorial will show you how to create a burst of light in Photoshop using the basic filters provided with Photoshop.
This tutorial will teach you how to create a glossy button that is reusable by using Layer styles. Layer styles are not available in some older versions of Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.
This guide will show you how to create a multisite environment using a shared user system with the user only needing to log in once, to be logged in to all the sites.
I will be doing this using WAMP on a Windows XP machine, so some of the steps won’t work if you are using IIS or will differ if you are using a different setup.
The result we will be aiming for is a shared user system allowing the user to log in/out of 3 sites which I will use the following domains:
This tutorial will outline the steps required to create your own grid system like the 960.gs or Blueprint CSS frameworks.
This tutorial with guide you through how to make a dark modern header for your website:
In this tutorial I will show you how to create a stepped navigation with arrows using HTML and CSS which works in all major browsers. It is useful to show a user a stepped process such as a multi part form where there is more than one step that needs to be filled in.
Following on from the original tutorial on creating a grid of images for an album in Drupal 6, a few people asked how to add pagination on to this for large albums.
Unfortunately from what I can tell Drupal’s pagination function only works with SQL queries so we are unable to use the existing data available in the node object. But due to Drupal’s nice database schema, it is very simple to write some simple SQL to give us the pager.
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