Referencing users on pages, vise versa

Hi everyone,
I'm trying to figure out if Drupal will be right for a new project. Basically, a school would like to have a Programs area. This area will have sub-pages, such as Elementary School, then drilling down to a subject and possibly a certain class. What they would like is the ability to reference/relate a Drupal user (whom which will be a teacher) to these pages. So, it would look something like this:

Class Title: Math 101

This is a description for the Math 101 page.

Teacher (automatically generated): John Smith (links to profile)

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Change "node" to something else

Hello,

How do I change "node" in the URL path? I remember it was possible.

Thanks

How to style a list of taxonomy term tagged nodes.

I am stumped. I need help styling a taxonomy page -- a list of nodes tagged with the specific taxonomy term.

I have created a menu out of a set category of vocabulary terms. Each term goes to a page of nodes, as taxonomy does this anyway. I am trying to style this particular page of nodes. For example. These terms fall under the category of "career". Under career are a number of career names. These names, or types are a term that certain career types fall under (i.e. photographer, graphic artist, or web designer would fall under "creative")

What I need to do is be able to style that page of listed nodes. I am trying to target the category rather than each individual node, that would be a nightmare.

What I have already tried and failed with:
-recreated a taxonomy.css and taxonomy.tpl.php in the theme to override
-tried the tpl multiple ways, taxonomy-term.tpl.php, taxonomy-term-career.tpl.php, page--taxonomy-term.tpl.php, page--taxonomy.tpl.php and page--taxonomy-term-career.tpl.php, and probably a few other similar combinations as the ones I listed
-styling by class of .taxonomy
-targeted the classes that firebug picks up (ends up that it targets the classes that are in the general styles of the theme. So back to square one)

Module or whatever for providing pdf upon registration?

Hi
How can I have someone sign-in to get access to a pdf in Drupal 7?
Webform protected download would be what I would like but does this work in D7? Or is their a way that is specific to D7?
Or do people usually do this by using some other web service that they simply link to from their Drupal site?
The point is to capture info for potential clients or peers for a future newsletter.

thanks!
Tracy

Drupal load very slowloy on my computer!

I install a fresh Drupal. I use The Uniform Server in Windows. But it's very slow. Loading every page take long more than 50 second which is very painful.

My Computer is:

  • List item
  • CPU: AMD Sempron Processor LE-1100 1.90 GHz
  • Ram: 2 GB DDR II
  • OS: 64 Bit

What can I do to increase the performance. Does it useful to migrate to a Linux box? Does it load faster on Linux?

Applying Different Templates On The Fly

Hello,

I am trying to build out a portfolio site for my company.

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