Phil Graves has been a Media Minister since August of 2002. Phil enjoys serving others as he serves our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. His primary responsibilities include building and maintaining the Blue Ridge Baptist Association web site as well as assisting other churches and non-profiits with web design, print and promotional material, worship graphics and multimedia presentations.
Phil is also an ordained minister of the Gospel and loves to preach. Phil holds a B.A. degree in History from Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio with a minor in Bible and Communication Arts. He also has a Master of Arts in Biblical Studies from Antietam Bible Seminary.
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I am using a contributed theme called Colourise on a Drupal 6 site (www.lamplightartists.com). The theme allows me to override the css using a custom.css file in the theme folder.
I need to override the link colors, as blue and purple don't show up so well against the back background.I have added the following syntax in the custom.css file. It works for visited, active, and hover, but not for just plain links...
a:link {
color: #88bb30;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:visited {
color: #f5be61;
text-decoration: none;
}
a:hover {
color: #ffffff;
I am using the tapestry theme from www.roopletheme.com at http://gbacc.net. When you open a particular blog page it appears just fine, but when you go to http://gbacc.net/blog/ the page appearance is all messed up and I am not sure how to fix it. Any Ideas?
I am working on a subdomain site for the Baptist Convention of Maryland / Delaware to use to match ministers with churches.
There will be 2 sections of the site. One will be forum based, churches can post their positions and ministers can post their resumes and contact info.
The second section will allow ministers to fill out a profile (job history, education, age, marital status, etc) confidentially and then have those paramaters be able to be searched and matched up with that a specific church is looking for. Much the way match.com or eharmony would match up potential romantic partners.
Is there a drupal module out there that already does this? Is there some other way to do it? DO I need to invent the wheel for this one?
Any help would be appreciated!
I just redesigned the website for the Baptist Convention of MD/De using drupal 5.5. Hosted on Dreamhost.com
When I set up access control for a role I created called contributor, even though I give permission to edit page content the view and edit tabs don't show up on pages the contributor didn't create. They can create and edit their own content though.
After building several sites, this is the first time I have experienced this issue. Any Ideas?