Drupal 7.x

I am trying to set up Markdown as the default input format on my site.

Currently I have two markdown formats set up, one basic (to replace plan_text) and one freeform (to replace full_html).

Now I want to set the basic to be the default rather than the plan_text in the standard profile, and I can't find any way to change this. I'm currently uid 1, so permissions cannot be getting in the way.

I am creating a new intranet site for my company based on Drupal 7. In addition to basic functionality (static reference pages, blogs/forums for new info, etc.), I would also like to integrate into the site the content and functionality from a couple of Microsoft Access databases.

At very least, I would like each database to be its own section of the site that would include the ability to:

I'm in the planning stages of development right now and the design for this site calls for several pages to have their own unique layout. It's pretty much a brochure site with some dynamic pieces mixed in. Many of these pages don't have a single content area but instead have many pieces of content in a grid layout. Much of the content won't need to change very often, but when it does I want the content editors to be able to quickly edit each individual piece without having to worry about breaking the overall design. I don't want to have to teach them to use panels.

Any ideas on how thumbnail images can be added beside titles inside Views blocks?

I've done a search and can't find any results relating to Drupal 7.

Basically, what I'm trying to achieve is something like what's on time.com, specifically inside their 'Must Reads' block and 'Inside TIME.com' block.

Hi,
I have a drupal 6.20 multisite set-up and would like to keep these sites in d6 right now (some modules not ported to D7 yet). I would also like to start using drupal 7 for a new site and ultimately use it as a multisite setup on my local MAMP installation as well. Is it possible to have a 'drupal6' plus a 'drupal-7' folder within htdocs? How would I alter the http.conf file to see both folders?

on the drupal home page the main menu or tabs have rounded corners: http://drupal.org/home

Drupal HomepageLogin / Register have rounded corners and turn white when highlighted

how do I make something like that for the drupal default theme????