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Re: Working with Blocks
Submitted by Drupalace on Thu, 2008-08-21 01:34.
You could, of course, apply some per-page CSS formatting to a given block, if you wanted to, but I don't think that's what you're looking for. (Nice for changing a block's text size on a given page; not useful for swapping two blocks' positions on that page.)
As for controlling a block's region on a per-page basis, the only hack I know of is a crude one indeed: create multiple instances of the block (where possible), and have Version 1 appear in the right sidebar on the front page, Version 2 appear in the left sidebar on your contact page, etc. But that's certainly inelegant, and by forcing you to duplicate content for presentation purposes, is a punch in the gut to the praiseworthy CMS ideal of "separate content from presentation". : (
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