To add CSS styles to Drupal views, navigate to the view you want to style. Click on the "Advanced" section, then "Theme: Information". Choose a display format and override it in your theme's CSS file by targeting the specific view class or ID.

When viewing the page source code, do a find (ctrl + f) for "form_id", this will show you a hidden field in your Drupal form that has an id and a value. The value is what you're looking for, that's the actual id of the form!

To track the most visited pages on your Drupal 7 website, enable the built-in Statistics module and configure it to log page views. Then, navigate to Reports > Top accessed pages to view the most visited pages. For more advanced tracking and reporting, consider using contributed modules like Google Analytics or Piwik.

To style Drupal blocks with CSS classes, go to the block configuration page for the desired block. Click on "Configure block" and then "Advanced options". In the "CSS class" field, add your desired CSS class. Save the changes and apply your custom styles in your theme's CSS file targeting the specified class.

To display weather on a Drupal site, you can use modules like "Weather" or "Weather Block". Install and enable the chosen module, configure it by providing location details and selecting display options. Finally, place the weather block on your desired page or region using Drupal's block administration interface.

To create views within views in Drupal, first, enable the Views module if it's not already enabled. Then, create the main view that will contain the sub-view as a field or attachment. Configure the main view to display the sub-view within it using the "Add" option under the "Advanced" section, selecting "Views area".

Honeypot is an advanced form spam prevention technique in Drupal. It adds hidden form fields that should not be filled out by users. Bots typically fill these fields, allowing Honeypot to identify and block spam submissions without inconveniencing genuine users with CAPTCHAs or quizzes.