Drupal 7.x

Feeling crazy... I can't locate post settings in Drupal 7, for setting number of posts to front page, length of trim, etc. Thanks in advance for any help.

Hi All,

I have CKEditor installed on my Drupal 7 website. It works fine, but if I have a
tag inserted into the page, when one of my team goes to edit the node, CKEditor is removing the
tag.

Is this a bug or a setting somewhere on CKEditor to recognise the tags?

hello, I am building a multiple restaurant review site and I want to let the restaurant owners to submit their restaurant and menu list that each item usually has different prices according to size
example:
burger small:2$ medium 3$ large:5 $

then I want to use exposed filters for prices (example:less than or equal-3$)

Hi,

a client of mine wanted a wordpress-style "apply changes" button for node edition (for drupal 7), meaning, that he wanted to save the changes he makes, without leaving the edit form. I couldn't really find a simple and maintainable way of doing this, so I put it into a module: http://drupal.org/sandbox/berliner/1083274

Now I'm asking myself if this small thing would be of interest to others and whether I should make it available as a full module on drupal.org (on longterm).

I would like to put a drupal form in the content of my front page.

I assume the best way to do this is to use a hook_menu item that uses 'get_drupal_form' as the page callback.
Like so:
function mysite_menu(){
$items['/'] = array(
'title' => 'mysite',
'page callback' => 'drupal_get_form',
'page arguments' => array('mysite_frontpage_form'),
'access callback' => TRUE,
'type' => MENU_CALLBACK,
);
return $items;
}

I'm helping a friend setting up a new site. I've used Drupal 6 on my site previously.
The ISP said they installed Drupal 7 on her site, but it still seems to default to using "home.html".

They said to use "http://{sitename}/?qmin" for the initial admin logon - but that just takes me to home.html.

I tried specifying index.php, and that brought up a "Page Not Found" page, with the Drupal login panel. Entering userid/password there and pressing the Log In button takes me back to Home.html (with the URL being: "http://{sitename}/?q=index.php&destination=index.php"