drupal-theming

I am trying to build my own module in Drupal 7. So I have created a simple module called 'moon' function moon_menu() { $items = array(); $items['moon'] = array( 'title' => '', 'description' => t('Detalle de un Programa'), 'page callback' => 'moon_page', 'access arguments' => array('access content'), 'type' => MENU_CALLBACK ); return $items; } function moon_page(){ $id = 3; $content = 'aa'; } in moon_page() function, I like to load a custom template 'moon.tpl.php' from my theme file. is this possible? For your own stuff (not overriding a template from another module)? Sure, you only need to:

How do I style the login-page of Drupal 7? I used different methods like page-user-login.tpl or user-login.tpl of page-login.tpl but with no results. Is there an easy way to theme your login page in Drupal 7 in his own .tpl -file? You can override any page template by naming your templates in the following convention: For page 'user/login': page--user--login.tpl.php For page 'foo/bar/' page--foo--bar.tpl.php See Core templates and About overriding themable output for more information. Remember to clear Drupal's caches once you add a new template file so the theme registry has a chance to pick

I added a new field "mood" (image) to the page content type. Is there any way to access the image stored in this field in the page.tpl.php? Should be $node = node_load($nid); $node->field_mood[$node->language][0]['value']; There is a new "field_get_items()" function in drupal 7. The $node variable should already be defined in page.tpl so the first line may not be required. This will get the field in the appropriate language. There is also an optional parameter to specify the desired language if needed. $node = node_load($nid); $values = field_get_items('node', $node, 'mood'); if ($values !=

I created a new drupal 7 theme and trying to implement hook_theme at template.php like this: function mytheme_theme($existing, $type, $theme, $path){ return array( 'mytheme_header'=>array( 'template'=>'header', 'path'=>$path.'/templates', 'type'=>'theme', ), ); } then I placed header.tpl.php into templates directory and cleared all caches, and call theme function: theme('mytheme_header', $vars); and header.tpl.php likes this: <?php fb('calling header template');//the function of FirePHP to output debug info print '<div>Header</div>'; //... I check Firebug and it get the info 'calling header