The worst kind of error is one that doesn't look like an error.
You may recall that I manage several Drupal multi-site installations and use Drush to move them through development to production. I thought I'd document a drush sql-sync gotcha that could cause a lot of damage, and hopefully save others from doing the same.
I recently found a really cool "fan-stack" (that's my name for it) gallery teaser widget.
It's from megadrupal's blog and can be found here.
You can have as many images as you like (if your content type is set up that way) but only the top 3 are visible. Click on the images below to see the bonus 4th image!
Is it just me, or have Drupal updates been coming thick and fast lately?
I have been fairly busy updating the various sites I support, and it seems as soon as I finish one round of core or security updates, a notification arrives announcing the next one...
The previous version of this site was using a customised version of a theme called I Feel Dirty
I was kind of attached to it but unfortunately there is no Drupal 7 version available. In fact, version 6 wasn't very well maintained either. I think the developer must have lost interest.*
So, as a learning exercise, I thought I'd update it to version 7.
It was originally converted from a WordPress theme, so it probably wasn't the best choice.
If it works out OK, I'll upload it to the community themes.
I am currently in the process of upgrading the site to Drupal 7
This is long overdue, and a work-in-progress, so things may look a bit ugly round here for a while...
