Drupal 7.x

Have created a taxonomy with a vocabulary and appropriate terms to categorize my information. Assigned appropriate URL aliases to the terms and they all work as I know the URLs! All well and good.
How do I now make this structure accessible to users who log into the site as the user will not know my URLs!
I assume build an appropriate menu and use the menu to reference the terms? Can breadcrumbs be defined?
BTW - Am a new user just getting started.

Thanks - Ken

So, I'm considering using Drupal for it's content management capabilities but I'm seeing early problems because I need to set up the same 'views' (my terms may be diff from the actual prog) for each organization enrolled. Let's put this the best way ... I want different chapters to only see what their individual chapters are allowed to see; be it calendar, rosters, org files, etc. for their individual chapters and DEFINITELY not any other chapter's information.

My url alias fails when I create a path with symbols such as this...

The path 'amazon_store?SearchIndex=VideoGames&BrowseNode=14220161' is either invalid or you do not have access to it.

Is there a way to correct this?

I created a content type with a date field. How do I make that particular field part of the Url Alias (autopath).

This is my very first Drupal site. :)

Hello,
first of all, sorry for my English.
I'm try to develop a module that provide to user the ability to create questionnaires. Until now, I developed a field when the user give 2 components: the question and a list with answers. So they are exposed as 2 texts.
I'd like to change the second component to a radiogroup, but I don't now how. Can any one help me?

hi,

if you to your blog in drupal 7

for example

http://www.drupal.org/blog#

and you don't like the title "Blogs"

You can modify it by editing the file:

Modules>Blog>blog.module

and in the section: