Some stylish improvements

Co-ordinate colour scheme of guides as a whole to that of the
Laurentian website
Re-add Twitter feed widget

Re-apply Dan Scott's Twitter feed widget modification as it seems
not to break Panels anymore.
Fix a couple of colours to improve contrast

Yellow on white is not easy on the eyes
Whoops - we want the background to be white.

Accidentally duplicated a line of CSS instead of deleting it
Revert changes to link colour

Link colour looked too similar to the text, reverting change.
Lists were not displaying in panels

The CSS of the original theme turned off the display of bulleted
lists and displayed them inline. Removing the offending CSS doesn't
seem to break the display of anything else.
Enlarge the right side-bar to accommodate the size of Twitter feed
Remove the Twitter widget yet again

The Twitter widget breaks the display of pages on IE, as well as
causes other problems in the forthcoming upgrade to Drupal 7
Update theme to work with Drupal 7

This update allows the research guide theme to work with Drupal 7.
It should be noted that only the parts that the research guides
system actually makes use of were the only parts that were updated.

It is probably advisable to create an entirely new theme, or at
least base the research guide theme off a more modern theme in the
future, as bluemarine is very out of date.
Include a patch for the customizations of noderefcreate module

The noderefcreate module changes the functionality that we used to
have in Drupal 6. If there is a node that has an identical name to
the one that you are trying to create, it will default to referring
to that node instead of creating a new one. This is not ideal since
many subject guide pages may have the same name. This patch will fix
this issue
ldap_integration does not exist for Drupal 7

ldap_integration has been replaced by a module called 'ldap'.
Therefore no modifications to this module are needed.
Beginnings of a customizable database list template.
Add database list anchors and optional proxy support

Break up the navigation of our 200+ databases by inserting anchors at
strategic points in the alphabetical list, and offer that navigation at
the break points.

Also implement support for proxying URLs in database lists if the proxy
boolean is true.

Also, for sanity, format the SQL query for the main database list over
multiple lines. There, isn't that easier to read? :)

Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <dscott@laurentian.ca>
Merge pull request #1 from dbs/database_list_with_anchors

Database list with anchors