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The most basic form of content on a Drupal site is a node.
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How to display the trimmed value and the full value of a field in a same node
I have a content type with a text field that i want to render trimmed and full in the same node.
I've set my field to "trimmed" and rendered it in my node.tpl.php using
<?php print render($content[' …
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How to display the trimmed value and the full value of a field in a same node
i answer myself:
inside node.tpl.php, this is rendering a trimmed version of my field
<?php
print render(field_view_field('node', $node, 'field_myfieldname', array(
'label'=>'hidden', …
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Add a CSS class to field in content type
There's a very simple module called Field Formatter CSS Class that does exactly this. When activated it allows you to add a CSS class to your field via the Manage display tab of your content type.
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