Forum linked to pages

Right now there are comments displaying at the bottom of my pages. Is it possible to instead have a forum show up there?

Site name and slogan in Garland Theme

I believe that the developer for the Core Theme Garland should consider to respond to this drawback of Garland Theme. It need to be scalable and customizable in this sense
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http://drupal.org/node/198500#comment-747041

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Would Drupal be able to be used like this?

Hi all,

I've had a look around the site and played around with installing Drupal, and it seems like a very good base to build lots of sites from.

However, I'm still feeling my way around things, so would appreciate it if some of the more experienced of you could offer an answer with regards to the kind of site that I want to set up.

Creating some tabbed stuff

Hello,

to start off, I'm a relative newbie to Drupal, but I have set up and managed several Drupal-based websites before; it's the actual internal things that I am not very familiar with.

I have a particular data representation in mind, that requires tabs. Two, in fact.

One is a special type of blog, where in one blog post several users (only a few, maybe there's only a few on the site or only select few with a role can do it) can contribute their opinions on an event or whatever it was that original post was about. However, the additional contributions should not be seen as comments, but rather as view tabs. Example - a small group of friends goes to see an art exhibition/ They then get home, and Bob posts his impressions. Then Alice sees the post and adds her impressions. The site visitor shouldl see a single blog post, but with two tabs - Bob and Alice, which can be quickloaded on click in an AJAX-y style.

After much reading on tabs and modules and AJAX functionality already available in Drupal I have a gut feeling such a scheme should be possible, but I am completely unsure as where to start and which direction to dig towards. Any useful pointers are much appreciated.

Administer menu not working

Hi
I have just installed the Drupal 6 and when I log in as admin ( the first user I have created during the installation )the Administer drop down menu is not working. When I click on the Administer menu button drop down menu does not come, and it does not open any page ( just goes to empty browser )
Do you have any idea how I can fix this ?
Thanks
Onur

Installing Drupal 5 and 6 on local machine

I have been playing with Drupal 6 for a few days and greatly enjoying it's potential.

I would like to investigate some of the features in Drupal 5 that are not quite ready for Drupal 6 yet (eg CCK and Views )

Is it possible to install Drupal 5 on my local machine alongside the current Drupal 6 installation ?

Would installing another Apache2Triad to a new location on my hard drive and installing Drupal 5 in that work ?

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