The 960 Gridder module utilizes the code developed by Andrée Hansson, and is intended for use with the ninesixty theme created by dvessel. The 960gs CSS Framework system was originally created, and is maintained by Nathan Smith.

Using the 960 Gridder module allows you to enable the 960 Gridder by default without using the bookmarklet provided at the author's website. It also provides an administrative interface, allowing you to configure ALL of the options available with 960 Gridder and additional features including:

You can save these settings as the default settings for when 960 Gridder loads, so that you don't have to configure it every time it loads as well.

I've been working away on a project at CommonPlaces that 99.9% of the site is relying on taxonomy organization to sort and browse through over 12,000 nodes, and have leared a lot about taxonomy in the process.

This post walks through the theory and code behind a module I recently created titled Save & Edit. This module is available to the Drupal Community at drupal.org/project/save_edit, and any issues with the module should be submitted via the Drupal issue queue for the project.

I've been working off and on for the past couple of weeks on a new theme for the site. The current theme, while very pretty, has been a large #fail in usability and organization.

I've created a local dev site for testing and development of the new theme, and when it is ready to launch, I will be copying over the important content and comments, and scrapping the rest of the site completely.

If you don't hear more from me over the next week or so, it's because I'm trying to finish up the theme, and get the new and improved site up and running appropriately.