Drupal 7.x

I consider the Drupal 6 "by module" option quite useful to rapidly identify which menu options has been added by a specific module. I cannot find this option in Drupal 7. Do you know if this or an equivalent option exists?

I'm using the views module to create blocks that display a subset of node content using a node-type filter, and a specifically created content-type.

This seems to be working fine, but when you click on the title of each node (when it displays in the block), it takes me to a page for that node (/node/25 etc).
I can disable the link through a template, but I'm wondering about SEO. I'd prefer for that node/25 PAGE not to exist at all. Can I prevent this from being available?

Thanks

I have D7 up and going and I want just a splash of a logo our motorcycle group has with just the user login block and create user link on it. I cannot seem to find an easy viable way to do this as the add content only lets me do a blog or new basic page but not edit Drupals front page!! Is it possible to make a basic page with some html to embed the picture and redirect? I am no html guy tho I figure surely this part would have been easir to make a front page any help is Greatly appreciated Thanks!

Hi, I've just recently installed drupal. I've downloaded the Zen theme, and set it as default. I then went to upload a logo and a favicon.

I've looked at the website's FTP, and I can see that the files were successfully uploaded - however on the website, it doesn't display the image. In fact, if I navigate to the image path directly, I get an internal server error.

Does anyone know what's causing this?

The website is here:
http://www.rapidzdev.co.uk/mimis2

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Hi,

I've been experimenting with drupal 7.0 and the features module.

I noticed when I created a feature from a menu then a content type these features don't show up under Features >> Manage.

(There created separately)

Anyone know a fix?