view"> En deze vond ik grappig. |
view"> Iets wat ik op Facebook tegenkwam, ik vond hem wel mooi |
view"> As you can see I was getting a bit tired of the old menu structure, the menu's were annoying on a mobile device and some became so long that my site re-sized to a height to accommodate the menu while the content ended like 400 pixels higher in some cases. The last thing was of course just me being a prick and wanting to have stuff perfect. So, while still in place the top menu doesn't expand anymore (except the home button for the and about/contact pages which no-one ever uses), this has become the main navigation menu which only contains links to the different content sections. Each content section got it's own menu on the left side which I build with the Views add on module Views Accordion. This module doesn't do everything the way I like but at least it comes close. I would like to be able to have two layers of collapsible items, this module only provides one. I might be able to work around that with a view in a view, but I will have to test this on a later date. Also, I find one thing confusing, you can set the view to open the active row basid on the url AND you can set a default. Opening the active row works like a charm, if you navigate to a blog the correct year/month expands nicely. However, if you navigate to one of the Blog Overview pages which aren't in the menu, ergo, it cannot open an active row, than it doesn't open the default row. I have set the default row to be Row 1, in the preview this is January. In the live site it suddenly is October 2013 ??? I really have no clue why this is or why this works badly. I will dig in to this also at a later date, now it is time to go to sleep. An alternative solution is using the JQuery Menu module for Drupal. I have tested this and it works nicely after some restyling. The only drawback I find is the menu sorting used by Drupal. This keeps forcing me to assign weights to each item and making sure they are displayed in the correct sequence and in general gives a few minutes of extra work with each item I add to this site. I have been looking for a module that allows menu sorting by publishing date or some other criteria, the only thing I found was taxonomy terms which is not really useful for a site like this one. I might switch to this module anyway later on because this will allow me to have the menu's collapse by year as well as by month which might actually be very nice in a few years from now. I just hope I can find some way to sort menu's easier so my content is always newest on top. I do like the way Views Accordion switches from one item to an other though, it's a very nicely done animation, haven't tested this with the JQuery Menu yet. |
view"> Yesterday I implemented the Rate module in Drupal 7 on this website. It is now possible to give a thumbs up or down for my blog, drawings and photo galleries. I have my doubts if people actually will use it, but hey, because we can we implement it This module will give a percentage of how many people liked or disliked something, when no one has voted yet it will default be 50% like and 50% dislike. If one person likes something it will be 100%/0%, two likes and one dislike will result in 66%/33%, etc... For the photo galleries the voting will be for the whole gallery and not the individual pictures, for drawings and sketches you will vote for the individual drawing or sketch. |
view"> Soms bewijzen mensen dat ze best wel voor elkaar klaarstaan. |
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