This tutorial assumes you have a reasonable knowledge of Drupal such as being able to create a custom module. It also requires an understanding of PHP and jQuery.
Following on from the tutorial of creating an album based gallery in Drupal 6. This tutorial will teach you how to create a basic grid of the images in the node.
Flot is a pure Javascript plotting library for jQuery. It produces graphical plots of arbitrary datasets on-the-fly client-side. In this tutorial I will show you how to use Flot to create a graph which shows how many nodes have been created over a certain date range and how to seperate these by node type.
Sometimes you may need to get all custom fields from a specific post or page. Thanks to Paul, who contributed to WpRecipes, for sharing a function that do the job.
Tweetmeme is a popular service that allow you to display "Retweet" button on your blog posts. Even if the code is easy to integrate on your single.php file, it can be very cool to create a shortcode that you can insert anywhere in your posts.
While it is very cool to add pictures to your blog posts, dealing with image sizes can be a bit tricky sometimes, especially if you have no skills about image resizing. The solution to this problem is to use Timthumb and WordPress shortcode API.
If your blog is private or have lots of registered users, it may be interesting to be able to display the number of comments posted by registered users. This is the purpose of this code.
This tutorial is an addition to my previous tutorial on creating a simple gallery in Drupal 6 using CCK and views. This tutorial will enable users to create galleries containing multiple images per node with each album being listed within a view presented by one of the nodes images.
This tutorial is another special series written guest author Sean Hodge from aiburn.com and Connection Cube.
Today, here is a nice piece of code to display all thumbs related to a specific page on a media pages. Very nice for galleries!