Drupal 7.x

would it be possible to convert my site into drupal ?
http://www.villagiocinema.com

Show taxonomy node in the node, but apply it in a table.
As I show then the taxonomy assigned to the node with php.

I have developed a node-ejemplo.tpl.php
taxonomy:

Breed: poodle - Doge -
Dimensions: large - medium - small

then in a table showing what I was assigned to node
race: (php code) Dimensions: (php code)

Well I hope you help me! ... Regards

I use Ubuntu 10.04 with XAMPP, and i found this error in database installation step:

* Warning: PDO::__construct(): [2002] Invalid argument (trying to connect via unix://) in DatabaseConnection->__construct() (line 286 of /opt/lampp/htdocs/abednego/includes/database/database.inc).
*

Im using D7 and CCK email field, and I want to customize the output.

I cant use the print render('field_email') because no matter what information the user enters in the email title field, I need the anchor to be just "Email"

In writing in field--field_email.tpl.php and via dpm I can see that $element['#object'] has the information I need (just the email adresse, and not the entire email link).

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/333152/element-object.png

I'm sorry if this has been up before, but I couldn't find anything searching the forums. Anyway, is there any way one can disable all module (non-theme) css?

I do know that you can override it with the theme stylesheet, however, it does get annoying when I want some general css rules for e.g. links, and they get overridden with more specific module styles. I really want to avoid using !important for these general styles, and I'd like to avoid the annoyance of trying to find all of my css rules that are overridden as well as cluttering the style.css with these.

One of my webhosts uses Apache Rewrite for (sub-) domains. Without changing anything in .htaccess and settings.php the urls looked like:

http://subdomain.website.de/subfolder_of_webroot/