Drupal 7.x

i've installed this (Custom breadcrumbs) module. And created custom breadcrumb. Selected contenttype, and for titles wrote [term:name], for path [term:url:path].
But nothing there. there simple "Home".
I want to make like this: Home>(taxonomy/term/number) or (allias with pathauto) for example term1.
Could anybody help me? Please

Hello, guys, how do you usually develop your site for clients? Do you use maintenance mode on a productive domain or a sub folder or a localhost? Cannot decide what is better...Localhost on Windows is very slow, on Linux is a bit too complicated for me as a beginner. On the other hand developing on a production-domain has some complications as well (I cant work offline, takes ages to copy files to the Drupal folder through ftp, editing .css and templates also takes time)...

Just want to know what is your usual approach...

Hello everybody,
I'm a new comer to this forum and hope you'll have the patience to help a newbie.I've tried to install Drupal-7.2 on my Mandriva 2010 distro but this is the message I got when I tried to create the database:

error:'Can't connect to local Mysql server through socket '/var/lib/mysql.soc' (2)'
Check that mysqld is running and that the socket : '/var/lib/mysql.soc' exists !

Please do help me to fix this probem. Thank you.

I'm a designer and a Drupal themer and I'd like to start developing some themes to contribute to the community.

My target audience is someone who just wants to select a pre-designed theme and possibly make minor interface-based customizations, not necessary someone who is looking for a base theme to build their own code upon.

I'm trying to decide on a feature list. I'm not really clear on what people would want the most, since when I'm working on a Drupal site, I usually work from my own code and integrate a custom design. Here's what I have so far:

Hello,
I have the WSOD. Everything was working then boom ...
After doing some searching I found the article about the WSOD and I added the error code to my index file.

Hi all,

I am trying to understand if there are certain rules, conventions, patterns, best practices etc when naming (giving IDs), attaching CCS classes e.g. to blocks that are created by a certain module.

Lets suppose that a module named MOD has created a block called B1 that contains links. Should we expect a certain format of the HTML (in terms of DIVs, their IDs, CSS etc) that represent the block B1?

Here x1 and x2....?

div id="x1" class="a b c"

div id="x2" class="content or-something"
..and so on
div

div