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Great video on how to create patches

Angie Byron
by Angie Byron
March 16, 2007

Here's a great video on how to create patches for Drupal for everyone from the newbie to the super-hacker by Addison Berry, Drupal's latest superstar! Check it out here: http://drupal.org/node/128209.

We're really proud of Addi, who attended our very first training session in Washington, DC back in August. Now she's teaching classes at the Drupal Dojo, a prominent member of the docs team, working on contributed modules, and even has some finger prints in core.

Way to go, Addi! :)

Comments

Hi Angie, sorry this is off

On July 31st, 2007 Manuel (not verified) said:

Hi Angie, sorry this is off topic, but I wanted to let you know, that there is a Problem with the "See Also" Layer positioning in Internet Explorer 7. It covers almost the whole article?

Looks ok to me

On September 10th, 2007 Mac (not verified) said:

I don't have the same errors you were seeing in IE7, maybe it was only on yours?

It's ok here

On October 19th, 2007 Rame (not verified) said:

I have no problem either with IE7.

Browser HELL!

On November 20th, 2007 mauryg (not verified) said:

For what it's worth,

Just checked the position of the "See Also" box on this page in several browsers:
FireFox2 and Safari3(Win): appears normal, right side of box 20px from vertical line.
IE7 - box shifted 20 px left (40px from line)
IE6 (still 50% of world) - shifted 120px left (140px from line).

Welcome to Browser Hell...

Maury

Great...

On April 9th, 2008 dynn (not verified) said:

Thanks for sharing this video..its help

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