How to have a better control over your installed modules on Drupal
When you start a new Drupal website you have just a few modules installed so looking for the right one is not going to take a long time, however, as you progress in your developing content for the website, add more services and more interactivity, become more social and link Facebook/Twitter/ LinkedIn widgets and sharing buttons, add slideshows, ecommerce and who knows what else…..then, your modules are all over the place.
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If you are reading this page probably you have already noticed that Google display ads with an annoying yellow colored background, (see image on the right). Google uses the “ins” tag by default in order to wrap this ads and many CMS systems and Themes, (WordPress / Drupal and such), assign a light yellow color for this tag.
Looking to modify the look and feel of your blocks? In this tutorial we will see how to do just that by making changes on its CSS file. From the CSS you can change many aspects of the blocks look and feel but for today I will show you how to resize them as that is the change I had to do at my web site.