I’m currently doing the same thing but using Panels instead of Views. I don’t know if one way is better than the other. With Panels you can create a page layout that suits your site then create the theme. I am then just adding a new page for each tab and linking the content to it.
From: mullick <vib...@gmail.com<mailto:vib...@gmail.com>> Reply-To: "development@drupal.org<mailto:development@drupal.org>" <development@drupal.org<mailto:development@drupal.org>> Date: Tuesday, 19 November 2013 1:32 am To: development <development@drupal.org<mailto:development@drupal.org>> Subject: Re: [development] migrating static HTML page with TABS to DRUPAL Thank you you for responding. I am so new to this. Therefore please apologize any stupid questions that I may ask. I have our theme for the HOME page that is page.tpl.php which has a header content area and footer. For the conenet area I am using 3 column stacked page layout. Mostly all sub pages have content on the LEFT side and navigation on the right hand side. So what I understand is that I would create 4 different views for 4 tabs.Should I have to create another theme that would be applied to this page and other such sub pages? Where will I place these 4 views? What matrial should I read to understand this concept? On Mon, Nov 18, 2013 at 11:41 AM, Darren Oh <darre...@sidepotsinternational.com<mailto:darre...@sidepotsinternational.com>> wrote: You would use Views to create a page for each tab. Under page settings, you will find the menu options. You should make a default menu tab with one page and a plain menu tab with the others. On Nov 18, 2013, at 10:43 AM, mullick wrote: Hi, I have to move our static HTML site to DRUPAL. I am one week young user of drupal and I am reading and learning from others experiences. I will appreciate if you can give me your suggestions on the best way to restructure the following similar page (with tabs) to DRUPAL? http://www.cs.sunysb.edu/people/faculty.html Thanks in advanace!
