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To add your unit's google calendar to the merged Cooper Center calendar, you need to do the following:
The add media button in your text editor allows you insert images and video. But what if you want to add a link to a different kind of media link a PDF, audio file, or word document?
To add links to other kind of media you need to do the following:
As an administrator using the Full HTML editor add the following styles to the page along with the path to the Hero Video and the Tagline. You may need to unhide those two fields in Basic Page form display settings.
<style type="text/css">.path-frontpage .paragraph.paragraph--type--banner.banner--top {
display: none;
}
@media screen and (max-width: 768px) {
.path-frontpage .paragraph.paragraph--type--banner.banner--top {
display: table;
}
.path-frontpage .hero-container {
display: none;
}
}
</style>
As pictured below, there are only two news updates that appear on the homepage. How do you get a news update to show up on the front page? Which two news updates will appear?
I'll list out how Drupal chooses which two news updates appear. There is three pieces of relevant information. I'm going to list them in order of importance:
You may run into the issue where the promoted to front page checkbox is checked but your post still doesn't appear on the front page. The reason for this is likely that there are already two posts that are "stickied at the top of lists". You need to unsticky those posts by unchecking that promotion option. Alternatively you could just sticky the post you are trying to get on the front page. That way the two most recent stickied posts will appear.
In rare situations you may need to actually change the "Authored On" date. Ignoring the promotion checkboxes, the more recent posts are show first.
Say you want to unpublish a piece of content that someone else originally authored. If you just go straight to the piece of content and click unpublish, you may find out that you no longer have the edit operation available to you on the content overview page. This is by design. Only the author should be able to publish a piece of content. You wouldn't want someone else publishing your content that you're still working on, would you?
To ensure you are able to edit a piece of content once unpublished, you need to set yourself as the author of the piece of content. The author is set in the "Authoring Information" dropdown.
This tutorial is specific to Center for Economic Policy Studies staff.
How do you center an image?
Note that all of the contents of that one section will be centered. The title will be centered as well.
There are multiple ways to accomplish any task in drupal. Including text formating. Here are 4 ways to center text (or any other content) starting with the simplest method.
Highlight a paragraph and click the text align center button
Select the "center" style. For titles, select the "H3 Center" style
Select "Add Content" from the Additional Content section and add word "centered" to the css class field
Go into the source view and add class="centered" to all of the tags you want to center.
Webpages are made up of html markup. If you click the source button you will see these html elements enclosed in <> characters. All html elements have an opening and closing tag. Notice that the closing tag has a forward slash in it.
Here is what the source of a paragraph element looks like.
<p>This paragraph has an opening and closing tag </p>
After clicking the source button you will see these common tags.
<p>paragraph text</p> |
<h2>Title of Page</h2> |
<h3>Smaller Title</h3> |
<h6>Smallest Header</h6> |
<li>List Item<li> |
<ul><li>Unordered List</li></ul> |
<ol><li>Ordered List</li></ol> |
The source button looks like this:
This is how the elements actually appear.
paragraph text