Drupal 7.x

I am trying to create a Zen subtheme, and want a main menu at the bottom of the header with a secondary menu at the top of the page, float right (much like seen on this very page).

My main menu shows up and I've styled it in CSS, all looks good. However, my secondary menu is nowhere to be seen. The "user menu" is seen in its place when I'm logged in and that space is empty once I'm logged out. I don't know if it's something I'm doing wrong in the page.tpl.php file, in the CSS file (my "user menu" is formatted the way the "secondary menu" is intended to be), if it has to do with my set-up in Drupal itself, or if it's a Drupal 7 issue itself as I've read there are some menu issues in D7.

What I've done in Drupal is added a Secondary Menu (URL path: menu-secondary-menu) under Menus and added 2 links (About, Contact). Now, if I'm in the "Menus" section it says the "About"s parent link is the Secondary Menu, but if I go to edit the "About" page and click on "Provide Menu Link", the "Parent Item" section only shows "Main Menu" as an option. Furthermore, if I activate the Secondary Menu block in the blocks section, this just creates a big mess, putting the main and secondary menus together which don't respond to my CSS commands, and which are displayed alongside the already-existing Main Menu.

Hello,
I'm slowly getting my head around the basic structure of how Drupal functions, and I've managed to create a simple site with restricted content being displayed for users that login. This is a 'team' site and I would like to restrict any team posting/discussions to a single tab/location/node. IOW, I don't want the posts to show up on the main front page.

I have done the following:
- Created a menu item: Team Discussion
- Created a new Content type 'Player Post' and have set the Menu Settings > Default Parent Item to 'Team Discussion'

Hi All,

I am brand new to drupal and web development in general, but I am determined to create a website for my fraternity. I have already created a home page and static pages, but I need the following functional pages: (the easiest way I could think of implementing this is a wiki, but apparently wiki isn't that simple in drupal 7)

I need members and alumni be able to:
-Edit bylaws exactly as a heiarchy wikipedia article (table of contents that will jump to each section, etc.)
-Profile pages for each user (could also be like a wiki page)

I'm new to the Drupal, and not having luck with this bit:

I have a list of checkboxes on a block configuration page with numeric keys and user friendly titles. When I get down to hook_block_save(), variable_set(]) gives me the titles and not the keys (what I really want).

Is there a way to do this/direction to point me in to figure this out?

Thanks ahead of time.

Hi there,

As a company we are avid users of Drupal and hope to continue in this way, but we have hit a bit of a stumbling block:

First of all, I love this module. It has been the base of my website!
I have the CCK field set up, with just a title field and a body field.

My question was how to use the video filter so I could just post my links in the body field without using [video:url]

I don't even know where to begin :(
Any help appreciated!!

-btw I am using drupal 7