Installing Drupal

Is there a way to deny access to users that are NOT from a certain domain? the email masking seems to only allow denying people that ARE from a certain domain. I would like to be able to select something like DENY: !=%domain.com

or is it 13 & under? Either way . . .

A lot of sites do not allow children to have accounts. I know many of them just lie, LOL, but not all do, and I'd like to be able to restrict membership. Is there a way to hook that into the registration page -- I've made birthday mandataory (but not public) -- could I then filter on it somehow and send those who are too young to an "I'm sorry, you cannot register at this site" page? I'm going to make a static page explaining COPPA restriction. TIA ~ Heidi

Is there a way to configure a Drupal site so that it uses a different GMT offset (i.e. time zone) than the computer it is on? My situation: I administer a Drupal site whose users are located in the Eastern U.S. time zone (GMT-5), but it is hosted on a server in California (GMT-8). That causes problems for both timestamps and things like the Event module, where it is necessary to use California times when posting an event in Virginia! Of course individual users could set their time zones to California, but that is not an ideal workaround.

Is there a better solution?

Thanks,

How I can make in main page - ARCHIVE TODAY
Using module archive

example http://mysite.com/archive/today
and on this page will open today posts

OR

how I can publish posts in main page by date
(i using node&taxonomy in main page -- posts sort not by date -- it`s my trable)

which file would I change? I want to make entries on the homepage appear with more structurally sound HTML (Heading tags for titles) etc.

also is it possible to have a slightly different stylesheet apply to a section so for instance the forums has a different color scheme from the blogs?

TIA

What all do I need to have if I wanted to make a users only page?

I think I need to do some includes.. or.. something, but as to what I have no clue. All I've figured out is

if ($user->uid) {
?
OMG THX 4 RGSTRN!!1one
?php
} else {
?
html
RGSTR PLZKTHXU
/html
?php

(took out < and >)

but..

the problem is I don't know what I need to put before it so that it includes some of the drupal code to actually tell if it is a logged in user or not. any suggestions?