This document describes how to initialize and use our custom Drupal modules.
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Creates content for page footer region. Contains (1) an editable block for free text, (2) a menu block for links and (3) a block for social media buttons.
Dependencies: ytp-theme-drupal (for styling) menu-block (for links)
0. The feature is installed by Ansible.
1. Site owner info block
Make block content translatable: Configuration -> Regional and language ->
Multilingual settings. Click on "Variables" tab. Select variable Other -> Site owner info
and save.
Make text format translatable: Configuration -> Regional and language ->
Multilingual settings. Click on "Strings" tab. Select text format you will use for the block
("Filtered HTML" being default value) and save.
Set block content as variable at Configuration -> System -> Variables. The variable to
translate is Other -> Site owner info.
2. Link block
Make the menu translatable at Structure -> Menus -> Footer links -> Multilingual options.
The block won't be shown unless there's at least one link in the menu. Go to Structure ->
Menus -> Footer links to add links. All links should have language.
Note that you shouldn't place any links to restricted content (ie. admin pages) in the
footer, as they won't be displayed in CKAN.
3. Social media icons block
Get the HTML codes from your preferred social media sites. Go to Structure -> Blocks ->
Social media icons, make sure to turn rich text editing off and switch text format to full
HTML and paste your codes to the "Icon source code" box. This block will not be translated,
so avoid writing any text.
1. Site owner info block
Edit content at Configuration -> System -> Variables. The variable to edit is Other ->
Site owner info.
2. Link block
Add or remove links at Structures -> Menus -> Footer links.
3. Social media icons block
Edit at Structure -> Blocks -> Social media icons. Make sure to turn off rich text editing
and switch text format to full HTML.
4. General theme
CSS is located at ytp-assets-common/src/less/common.less.
To edit the look of all blocks, see ytp-theme-drupal/templates/block--footer.tpl.php.
Creates following front page features: - list of recent news (blog posts) - Twitter feed - list of recent datasets - list of popular datasets - links to related sites
Dependencies: ytp-theme-drupal (for theme and translations) ytp-assets-common (for styling) views (for news) menu-block (for related sites)
0. The feature is installed by Ansible.
1. News
Should be good to go.
2. Twitter feed
Create a Twitter widget to get a Twitter data-widget-id. See
[Twitter widgets](https://twitter.com/settings/widgets) as logged in Twitter user.
Go to Config -> Variables -> Other and set variable Twitter Widget ID with the value of
your data-widget-id.
3. New/popular datasets
Should be good to go.
4. Related links
The block won't be shown unless there's at least one link in the menu. Go to Structure ->
Menus -> Related sites to add links. All links should have language.
5. Block order
See Structure -> Blocks.
1. News
Can be edited at Structure -> Views -> News, but you probably shouldn't, as these changes
won't be propagated to other installations. If possible, edit
ytp-drupal-frontpage/ytp_frontpage.module.
2. Twitter feed
Can only be edited at ytp-drupal-frontpage/ytp_frontpage.module.
3. New/popular datasets
Can only be edited at ytp-drupal-frontpage/ytp_frontpage.module.
4. Related links
Links can be added, edited and deleted at Structure -> Menus -> Related sites. All links
should have a language.
5. General theme
To change block icons, see function ytp_frontpage_preprocess_block() at
ytp-drupal-frontpage/ytp_frontpage.module.
To edit the CSS of the blocks, see ytp-assets-common/src/less/drupal/drupal.less. They can
be accessed with selectors ".region-content-grid-left .block" and
".region-content-grid-right .block".
Creates a tutorial block on front page. The block will determine if user is registered, belongs to an organization and/or has published data, and show matching instructions. User can opt out of seeing some views.
Dependencies: ytp-drupal-user (module reads and edits some fields created by ytp-drupal-user) ytp-theme-drupal (for styling)
0. The feature is installed by Ansible.
1. Block settings
Structure -> Blocks -> Front page tutorial -> Configure. Set block title to <none>.
For pages, choose "Only the listed pages": "<front>".
1. Content
Each view has a content function located in ytp_tutorial.module:
ytp_tutorial_get_data_not_logged_in(), ytp_tutorial_get_data_no_organization(),
ytp_tutorial_get_data_no_published_datasets(), ytp_tutorial_get_data_tools(). These functions
set three variables that are passed to template: title (translatable string), image_url
(/path/to/file) and content (Drupal render array).
2. Translations
The module comes with its own .po and .pot files under directory "i18".
3. Theme
To edit the look of all the views, see ytp_tutorial.tpl.php.
To edit the CSS of the block, see ytp-assets-common/src/less/drupal/drupal.less. It can be
accessed with selector #tutorial-box.
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