On the homepage of my website, I would like to have a block which displays 3 links to inner pages like so:   Each would have the Title of The page, a teaser image that I would like to select to represent each of these links (Since none of the inner pages have images used on them), a small summary and a link to the page. What's the best course of action for me to take in creating this? Would I create a custom view block to display this? If so, are any special settings needed and is there a way for me to select which picture is used through the views settings (overrides?)?   I feel as if this is quite the simple thing to achieve, yet I seem to be overthinking it as I can't come up with a proper solution which would make sense to me.
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I'm trying to figure out how to alter the output of a Views Block. The first image shows the situation that I'm stuck in, which obviously looks horrible, and the bottom two images are of what I would like to see, as well as the likely div plan. This is my first time working on this type of issue, so if someone has an idea of where to go, or if there is a module available for me to work with. I'm just looking for the cleanest way of getting to the output goal. Thanks!
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There are links, buttons, images and much more that directs users to new pages.   In my opinion, it should always stay in the same tab unless it's a PDF or download item. But when is it acceptable to open things in a new tab?
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Is a "home" button on the navigation required if there is a link to the homepage using the company's logo?   Increasingly I have noticed more and more websites using the logo as a link to return to home instead of a clear Home button in the navigation but haven't found any good proof or research to suggest that this is best approach.   Is there a best practice guidelines or some kind of criteria (e.g. advanced users vs beginners) that should aid in making this decision.   Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. Thanks
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Is is true &lt;h1&gt; tag should not have more than 1 on every page for SEO?   Every pages on the header, it includes and &lt;h1&gt; tag. Website Name which show an image from logo class, like this:  &lt;div id="header"&gt;   &lt;h1 class="logo"&gt;      &lt;a href="#"&gt;Website Name&lt;/a&gt;   &lt;/h1&gt; &lt;/div&gt;   and I also include &lt;h1&gt; on the contact page, help, etc and article page for example:  &lt;h1&gt;Contact Us&lt;/h1&gt; &lt;h1&gt;Name of the Article Title here&lt;/h1&gt;   On the homepage, it just has one &lt;h1&gt; for the logo Site Name... other pages have 2 &lt;h1&gt; tags
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I'm creating a website for web creator, designer and video editor. I'm a multimedia integrator, so I'm doing almost everything related to media on the web or video. Whatever, on my portfolio I would like to add a photography section for my personal photos to show people that I love more than only web/video. Also, I draw a wireframe of what my photography page could look like and it will be really different from my original portfolio website I'm creating.  For example, my portfolio website has the nav menu on top, but the photography website will have the menu fixed on the left with a filter (to choose which picture you want to look at). Do you think I should put this photography section as "mywebsite.com/photogrpahy" or "photography.mywebsite.com"? I heard that sometimes SEO is weird with subdomain.  Also, thinking about adding two blogs in the futur. One for my work and one other for my travel and other personal stuffs. So I thought about :  mywebsite.com/blog ---> Work  blog.mywebsite.com ---> Travel/activities/etc.  What do you think about this?  Thank you
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There is a lot about theming custom blocks, but what about blocks created by views?  My views block has id: block-views-posts-listing-block,  I try many ways for naming template file, ex: block--block--views-posts-listing-block.tpl.php, but I can't find correct file name.
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I'm using Spring's MVC with JSP views. Every JSP page has similar structure - headers, content, footers, perhaps a sidebar, etc. Looking around for "best practices" people seem to "include" footers and headers, but that means that every JSP page includes these "include" statements, giving a fixed format. To my eye a better solution would involve nested views, where a base template is extended with information appropriate to the page in question. One advantage of this approach is that you can have default values assumed in the base template without repeating them elsewhere. Another advantage is that you can further separate structure and content ("header" and "footer" being structural, and so belonging in the base template) in pages which contain a lot of text (think of help pages - you could put all that in the database, but why bother, especially since with Spring you can resolve to different views via the locale?).  There doesn't seem to be any support for this at the MVC level in Spring, but it could be implemented in JSP using custom tags and, indeed, there's a rather clunky attempt  (that might explain what I want better than this question, although I think you could make it less intrusive).  Anyway, my question is - does this already exist as a (popular/standard) tag library? I'm happy writing custom tags, but my impression of this stuff (generating web sites) is that there's a huge range of solutions already out there, with most work going into choosing the correct tools (eg Spring). Thanks.
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Just asked myself: Why isn't "Questions" the homepage? And why is the homepage only accessible with a click on the logo?  As far as I can see there is only one significant difference between the homepage and the Questions page: The sorting of the questions. And there is a sorting functionality on both pages - with different options though.  This doesn't make much sense to me. Is there a good reason for it?
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how can i show site logo, name and slogan Separately in custom area in my site theme, I now use this code to display theme, buts this code don't allow me to edit each of them Separately.  {{ page.header }}
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I'm looking for an imprint/logo/whatever to use in order to link to online profiles in a site I'm working on.  I noticed that  has a  with a white background while the   doesn't.  Would it be too much to ask to have a page devoted to imprints (in various forms, PNG, vector, etc) or at least strip the background off of the others?
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My website is ad listing for boats, boats' engines, boat rentals, etc (www.mynautics.com).  There are ads listed on multiple pages. I have finished (not jet seen on link above) pagination:   added prev added next   On some pages (sorting, etc.) I also added canonical relation.  Now I want to add pages to sitemap generator and I am not sure if I should add all URLs for example:   example.com/list/page/1  example.com/list/page/2  example.com/list/page/3 example.com/list/page/4   Or should I just add example.com/list?
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I have a view that's generating a block showing upcoming events. On the main site those events might be coming from multiple domains (the site is using Domain Access) and I'd like to show the domain owner as a link to their site sub-domain.  Example:  Aug. 14 - Sample Event Domain Owner (http://owner.mydomain.com)   Is there a way that I can add this directly to the view? If not, what is the most effective/correct method for coding that into a view template override?
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I'm not sure how to overcome this. So far I have managed to do it by simply duplicating the view, but this is not a good idea.   The view needs to have two exposed filters. These blocks are styled different and sit in different parts of the site, so they need to be independent.  Is it possible to expose two filter blocks from one view?
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I'm trying to develop a new website in HTML5 adhering to SEO standards where possible and I'm having a little trouble trying to figure out what tag my site name and slogan should live in.  Originally I had my site name in a &lt;h1&gt; tag and my sloagan in a &lt;h2&gt;, but soon realised this wasn't fitting with the "each page is a separate document/article" approach.  The site name is the largest text on the page (sometimes the same as my article heading), but I've currently got the text in a &lt;p&gt; tag with CSS doing all the styling work.  My questions is, what should I do with the site name and slogan? Is the &lt;h1&gt; appropriate, then use another &lt;h1&gt; tag for each page title or should I continue using the styled &lt;p&gt; tag? Or should I convert this into an image and use that for the site name/slogan?  (Side note: on my index page I want the site name and slogan to be &lt;h1&gt; and &lt;h2&gt;respectively as this makes sense with the homepage...)
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lets say you have a site called "example.com", which is the homepage of a company that provides a login for its customers and different functions like a personal backoffice, learning material and company related stuff like news, about etc.  One of the things that site contains is a link to a sub-domain which basically is a media-area for the customers where they can watch videos from different topics that are related to their daily work, when the user clicks on that link, the sub-domain (lets call it videos.example.com) opens in a new tab.   What the project manager suggested  He wanted to add a home-icon next to the company logo on the left of the head-area, the company logo should act as a link to "example.com" the home icon should link back to "videos.example.com".  In my opinion thats to confusing for the user, since we are currently using a home-icon on "example.com" as a link back to the starting-page, users might expect that the home-icon will take them back to "example.com" instead of "videos.example.com", also most users click on the logo to jump back to the starting page, which makes it even more confusing.  I said we should not place them next to each other, we should only use the logo instead of a home-icon to take the user back to the starting page.  I still want to provide the users a way to get "back" to "example.com", and now i am looking for a good, understandable way how to do this.  Do you have any proposals on how to make that as transparent as possible?  Btw. the header will consist of Logo + 5 navigation points + search bar + login option
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I'm talking about links or buttons at the bottom of the page or screen simply linking to the top of the website.  Is there any data on that? Are they used more frequently on long pages? What about mobile?  I know that , but I don't know if people actually know this and I also don't know if it works on Android and WP7.
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Lets say my website looks like this:  News -Hello world -Foo -Bar  So the parent page will list the last 3 news messages. For each news message there is a sub-page. For the parent page I was thinking of setting the page title to: News - Hello world, Foo, Bar.  Now if somebody adds a new message the title tag will also change. I googled this and read a few blog posts where people said that changing the title actually hurts the ranking of that page.  So is this true? Should I just set a static title tag for all my pages?