Structure of the .info file in drupal theme

Contents

Drupal understands the keys listed below. Drupal will use default values for the optional keys not present in the .info file. See the examples set for core themes.

• name required
• name = A fantasy name
• description recommended
• description = Tableless multi-column theme designed for blogs.
• screenshot
• screenshot = screenshot.png
• version discouraged
• version = 2.0
• core required
• core = 6.x
• engine required in most cases
• engine = phptemplate
• base theme
• base theme = your theme name
• regions
• regions[left] = Left sidebar
• regions[right] = Right sidebar
• regions[content] = Content
• regions[header] = Header
• regions[footer] = Footer
• Drupal 7 default regions:
  regions[header] = Header
regions[highlighted] = Highlighted
regions[help] = Help
regions[content] = Content
regions[sidebar_first] = Left sidebar
regions[sidebar_second] = Right sidebar
regions[footer] = Footer
• features
• features[] = logo
  features[] = name
  features[] = slogan
  features[] = mission
  features[] = node_user_picture
  features[] = comment_user_picture
  features[] = search
  features[] = favicon
  ; These last two disabled by redefining the
  ; above defaults with only the needed features.
  ; features[] = primary_links
  ; features[] = secondary_links
• 
  
• Drupal 7 features
  features[] = logo
features[] = name
features[] = slogan
features[] = node_user_picture
features[] = comment_user_picture
features[] = favicon
features[] = main_menu
features[] = secondary_menu
   
•    
• stylesheets
• stylesheets[all][] = theStyle.css
• scripts
• scripts[] = myscript.js
• php

Example Here

Drupal views Filters & Exposed Filters

Another feature drupal provides is exposed filters. Exposed filters are essentially filters that are accessible to any visitor of your website, while acting just like normal filters. To use an exposed filter, you first have to create a normal filter, then click expose.

One example of exposed filters is limiting your search by keywords/taxonomy. To do this, you have to expose 2 filters: 'search:Index' and 'Taxonomy:terms'. Once you do this, you will be able to search for your words in posts with a certain keyword/taxonomy term.

As you can see, selecting a tag and using a search term gives a more accurate result than simply selecting a tag or using a search term by itself.