so, there is an EXTREMELY well-worded tutorial on custom pagers, etc (granted, it's specifically geared for a web-comic, but it's still awesome) over here

i followed this 3 times, even going so far as to just literally use the terms he was using ("comicname" and such for all of the fields, node types, etc) on try 3.

and no matter what i do, i cannot get custom pagers to show up.

i have the recommended version. i've tried switching between themes.

i'll to be honest, i wasn't QUITE sure if i should put this in the "drupal" forum here, or the php, but since it seems more a php thing than a strictly drupal thing, i figured i'd post it here.

okay. so i've been trying SO hard not to hop on a forum every single time something comes up, because figuring stuff out for yourself is learning. but once again, i come with a question that has me stumped.

so as i've mentioned in earlier topics, i'm working on a band website.

they have a discography page. for each album, they input a release date.

i've got a view set up using a grid output to display a node type "links".

for styling reasons, i defined my own table td's and tr's to be specific heights and widths.

over all, it looks right, but it isn't filling up the grid the way i'd expect it to.

lets say i've got the max number per page set to 12, i'd think it'd do this

link1 link5 link9
link2 link6 link10
link3 link7
link4 link8

but instead, it's doing this:

link1 link5 link8
link2 link6 link9
link3 link7 link10
link4

i'm using drupal views to create a grid view of photos (a gallery).

the max number of columns is 4, the max rows is 2. so essentially, i have 8 photos total, 4 on each row. i've got it styled to fit the confined space in the div layer.

i followed this tutorial: http://www.lullabot.com/articles/photo-galleries-v...

in the tut, we create two new content types: a gallery and a photo. the gallery itself is just a node that holds a view of photo thumbnails (created by image cache, the photo node tagged with a gallery field).

when one clicks on a thumbnail, it goes to the node for that photo, which is a re-sized image-cache version (to fit in the div layer).