Have you ever found it difficult to style a block with the block unique ID, if yes then read on this. There is this amazing module named Block Class which will help you in adding a class name to the blocks.
Block
Getting a block in front page or in all other pages is easy ie, we only need to print that variable in our template files namely page-front.tpl.php or in page.tpl.php.In certain cases we may need to print a block in certain nodes. This can be done by the following code :
Whenever you need to create a contact/feedback form in drupal, everyone will be thinking of using "Webform" module. Using webforms to do so, is a good choice. Normally, the forms created using webform module are displayed as pages. There may be certain situations, where you need to display these as "blocks". If you need to know how to display webform as a block, read on.
If you have a webform with you, that you have already created, by adding the required fields, then follow the below steps:
We have faced a situation in one of our Drupal sites where we needed to disable a Drupal block that was being displayed using Contexts. The block had to be disabled for all nodes that contained a particular taxonomy term. If you are facing the same situation in your Drupal site which is using Contexts and are looking to know how to disable a block on a node with a particular taxonomy term via Contexts then continue reading.