Drupal 6.x

phpBBforum Integration module provides integration with phpBB3 Forum http://www.phpbb.com/.
Initial release http://drupal.org/project/phpbbforum

Can CSS be used to move the description for a '#type' => 'checkboxes' form element to be directly under the title rather than under the check boxes? Or is their another technique that would accomplish this? It would be nice to do this in D5, but D6 is even more important (maybe a theme template?).

I'm a Drupal newbie but almost certainly going to dive in over the next few months to redevelop my existing sites and some new ones. Drupal looks amazingly powerful.

For one of the new sites, I'm looking at developing an area where a user can enter a search term, choose the closest result and then follow a step-by-step diagnostic process to resolve their issue. So they'd get some text and/or image saying "Does it look like this?". If they answer "Yes" then page A loads, if they answer "No", then page B loads and so on.

Hi everyone,
I am new here. One of my clients wants to setup a site with community blogs, i.e., each member can have a blog on this site. Does Drupal handle this? Would registration be automated like blogspot.com

If Drupal doesn't have such a feature, do you have any suggestions for a softwrae that can do this.

Thanks for any advise.

I've been using Drupal for a week, and have gotten a basic feel for it, but now I've hit a wall in designing my site.

I've got a three-column theme for my front page (Amadou); and I've created three types of content: blogs, podcasts, and vidcasts. I'd like my blog entries to go into the left column of my front page and my podcast/vidcast entries to go into the center column. I'd also like three separate pages dedicated to archiving my blog, my podcast, and my vidcast.

I've gotten it through my head that the intuitive solution doesn't work: I can't simply enter

I'm new to Drupal and could use some general advice. I don't know what keywords relate to what I'm looking to do, so I can't do a relevant search to answer my question. But what I want to accomplish is simple to describe.

I'm building a site that will feature a blog, a podcast, and a vidcast on its front page. I understand blocks well enough at this point that I can bring these three types of content onto my front page. All well and good.

But what I also want are second level pages for my blog, podcast, and vidcast, at these URLs:

www.example.com/blog
www.example.com/podcast
www.example.com/vidcast

So if you visit example.com/podcast you'll have a more detailed directory of my podcasts than what you would get on my front page. Where the front page would simply link to my podcasts by title, the example.com/podcast page would also include show summaries. And the archive of shows on the example.com/podcast page would go back much further.

Similarly, some of my blog entries might have photos. These photos will never show up next to the blog entry on my front page, but they would show up next to the entry on the example.com/blog page.

Can somebody tell me the basics of configuring these blog, podcast, and vidcast second level pages, so that new content automatically ends up not just on the front page but also on the appropriate second level page?