Drupal: Page headers

Page headers (Imageboxes) on department sites require three parts:

1. A background image.
2. Brief, descriptive heading and a link to an edited photoset or set of tagged photos on Flickr.
3. A list of pages where the Imagebox should or shouldn't appear.

Add Flickr photos to a Drupal node

Problem

You would like to add or replace a photo (image) on a content page in Drupal.

Purpose

The purpose of this guide is to demonstrate how to add an image to a content page in Drupal using HTML code automatically generated by Flickr.

Quick and Easy Slideshows Using Flickr

Basic Slideshow

Example

Make your own:

1. Upload photos to your Flickr account.
2. Tag your photos (e.g. beca1000)
3. From your main account page click on the Tags link.
4. Click on the tag for the photos you want to include in your slideshow.
5. On the tag page click on the View as slideshow link.

Embed the Slideshow in a Webpage

1. Copy and paste the following code into your blog post or webpage:
   <iframe src="http://www.flickr.com/slideShow/index.gne?user_id=yourFlickrUserID&amp;tags=yourFlickrTag" frameborder="0" height="470" scrolling="no" width="470"></iframe>
2. Use your browser to view the source code of the slideshow you just created
3. Use the find option to search for: insert_user_SlideShow
4. Copy and paste the user_id into the code from step 1.

   (insert_user_SlideShow('swfdiv', 

   '13460537@N03', 'beca1000', '', '', '');)

5. Enter the tag for the photos to be displayed into the code from step 1.

flickr batch tags

These are the basic labels or "tags" for all photos uploaded to department flickr accounts (and especially the College photo group): Tags: area - dept - event - resolution - license - photographercredit Example: dance smd udt 72dpi licenseunknown photographerunknown Copyright and Licensing Resources: Basics - U.S. Copyright Office Before Licensing - Creative Commons