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Very handy simple list of country names. I use this list for country select boxes or drop down boxes all the time.

I wanted to make one of the pages in my site look and feel completely different than the rest of the site. I wanted to use a different style sheet css file for this page and also didn't want to override all the existing styles. I found a very good post about it on http://drupal.org/node/258756

Quick and easy php snippet to have the page title not show on only certain node types. Copy and paste the code below inside your template.php file. type == 'my_node_type'){ $variables['title'] = ''; } } } ?> Works on Drupal 6

When I build a site, I always make changes to the style.css file. I always add, modify or remove styles, but there was a problem. When someone came to see my site they would see an old version of the site because their browser would cache the style.css file. In order to avoid this, I came up with this drupal recipe or theme snippet.

This is just a sample of how you can add PREV NEXT links to your node type template. This function generates links to navigate your nodes in alphabetical order ASC.

This code helps you place the pager at top and bottom of your views. Copy and paste this code into your template.php file. use_pager) { $output .= theme('pager', '', $view->pager_limit, $view->use_pager - 1); } $output .= theme_views_view($view, $type, $nodes, $level = NULL, $args = NULL); return $output; } ?> Tested in drupal 4.x and 5.x

This snippet contains the default regions in the bluemarine theme. I just copy and paste it in the template.php and start adding new ones to the array. And then I define them inside my page.tpl.php This is very useful if you want to place blocks in custom places and easily manage them from the blocks page.