You could assume that nodes will vary in height. What I don't understand
is how to do this logic:
"if (odd(nid)) put_node_on_left else put_node_on_right"
I am sure there are better strategies to determine which node to
display where, but odd/even is the first one that came to mind right
now.
It seems like this would have to be done in node.module itself and not
the theme, or am I mistaken here?
Regards,
Kobus
>>> adrinux@xxxxxxxxx 3/29/2005 1:38:36 PM >>>
Kobus Myburgh wrote:
> [left block 1] [node 1] [node 2] [right block 1]
> [left block 2] [node 3] [node 4] [right block 2]
I don't have such a theme but I'd do it by fixing the width of the
nodes
and floating left, of course the nodes would have to be wrapped in a
div
(usually #main-content in a drupal theme right?).
The only bugbear is likely to be variable height of nodes - but that
depends on your content...
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