Drupal 7.x

Hello, I have question about Drupal theming. If you want to use your own HTML alongside your own CSS for a Drupal, is there a way you can tie a HTML document to JUST your theme without replacing the default HTML document?

I already know where I can put my own CSS... but that doesn't help me because I have an entire page coded with div's etc.

Also, I have 2 empty div's that I have setup for column left (main content area), and column right. How would I make those "editable" through Drupal as "Blocks"?

Any sort of information would be greatly appreciated.

I know that Drupal 7 is more than capable of delivering a multi-user, multi-site blogging service. However, my time and resources are somewhat limited, and I'm trying to determine how much work would be involved in creating (and supporting) a service that meets some not insignificant requirements.

Hi ... one quick question ... i created module - enabled it .. then make some changes to .module .. but changes become visible only if I do Drush cc/Clear Cache. Is this normal ?

There is another example. Following new book Drupal 7 .. I'm creating action trigger 'Beep'. After enabling this module .. and then making some changes to .module, changes will not be visible even if I remove/install, Clear Cache or restart server .. on Ubuntu 10.10, what should i try ?

Thank you for answering.

Hello,

When a user receives a message with the pvtmessag modul he has an alert on his email....and when he click on the link to see the message it goes on the website but there is written "access denied" and he need to log in before being able to see the message he received.....is there a way to login directly just by clicking ont the email link ?

thank u for reading me..

Is there a way to avoid having to do all of the standard module enabling, configuration changes, permissions setup when creating a new Drupal 7 site?

I'm not talking about anything site specific (like a feature, e.g., recipes, slideshow, locations). Instead, I'm talking about..

- enabling the frontpage view and setting it as Drupals home page
- disabling anonymous user registration
- create a user/login link in the primary links menu
- setting up wysiwyg (modules, configuration)

Is there a way to set a recurring bill for users and they pay when they want, instead of their card being automatically charged?

I have tried d6 with ubercart and uc_recurring but I do not see an easy way to allow a recurring bill to users account without automatically charging their credit card...

Would d7 and drupal commerce have something like this?

Thanks in advance,
John