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Trevor
on Mar 09, 2009

DrupalCon DC 2009: Follow Up From Advanced Theming Techniques Presentation

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The Advanced Theming Techniques presentation that Bevan and I gave was very well received. Thanks to everyone in the room for helping keep me comfortable. Don't know if you noticed, but I was pretty nervous at the beginning. It was my first DrupalCon and my first time presenting in front of such a large group. Because the Drupal community ROCKS, I soon felt quite comfortable.

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Trevor
on Dec 11, 2008

DrupalNews Episode 5: Drupal takes time off to save the economy.

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In this episode: Drupal software update, drupal.org redesign almost complete, rating drupalcon submissions, and Drupal jobs stay steady.
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Trevor
on Dec 04, 2008

DrupalNews Episode 4: Also regular schedule announcement

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DrupalNews will now be regularly produced on Thursdays. Support has been great so far, with more than 1,000 downloads or listens to the podcast! A few more changes in the works as well, so stay tuned.

In this episode, CCK, Organic Groups, and Drupalcon News.

Remember to help support the Fields in Core sprint! It's an immensely important undertaking for Drupal's future.

Visit the DrupalNews site

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Trevor
on Nov 16, 2008

DrupalNews Episode 2

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In this episode: KDI applications on hold, new theme coming for core, installation insurrection, events, site launches. Podcast available here: http://drupalnews.podbean.com Thanks to everyone for the support so far. Again, if you have any ideas for stories to cover, please let me know.
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Trevor
on Nov 14, 2008

New Drupal Podcast: DrupalNews

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Podcast available here In a quest to get myself caught up on what's happening in the Drupal community from a high-level standpoint, I realised something. It can be really hard keeping track of everything that's going on. So I decided to do something about it.
Submitted by
Trevor
on Sep 16, 2008

Using CSS to wrap long fieldset legends

In a recent project I encountered a very long legend in a fieldset from a node add/edit form. Instead of wrapping, it forced its way into the right-hand sidebar and was generally causing a mess of the layout. In looking into this I discovered that legends don't wrap by default, and so I needed to toggle that behavior via CSS. You can do it globally using the following CSS
legend {
  white-space: normal;
}
Submitted by
Trevor
on Aug 22, 2008

Themers: Put IE6 to pasture?

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If you're a themer, you know you want it. You crave for it every day. It's a hunger, never relenting, pushing you closer each day towards the brink. You'd consider doing just about anything -- legal or otherwise -- to end the agony of using Internet Explorer 6.
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