Drupal 7.x

Can someone tell me why I get this error message and how I can resolve it? 

This may have happened after an update, but I am not sure?

Deprecated function: Function create_function() is deprecated in nodequeue_save_subqueue_order() (regel 1010 van /home/pvnuonnl/domains/pvnuon.nl/public_html/sites/all/modules/nodequeue/includes/nodequeue.admin.inc).

Hope I put it in the right forum.
Sincerely,

Peter

Consider, for example:

Content type 1 has a field(select list) named Blah with the following values: A, B, C, D, E.
Content type 2 has a field(select list) named Bleh with the following values: F, G, H, I, J.
Content type 3 has a field(select list) named Blih with the following values: K, L, M, N, O.
The three content types have a date field in common.

I run a membership club. One person in each family is designated as "primary member", and has a user account on my Drupal website. So far, so good. 

In my site it was not required to add color to text or change its size, but now we want to add formatting to our posts.

So I tried to configure CKEditor's Toolbar to add text formatting options, and after I added that, I see no changes in my CKEditor, new options weren't added.

How could I add that options?

Thanks in advance for your help

Hi Everyone,

I am very new to Drupal and am learning the ropes.

I recently just started with a company that has many clients and one of them seems to have made a serious error on their Drupal website.

They have asked us to look into it.

Quick and Dirty version:

Client tried to upgrade their site to Drupal 8 without really understanding what this meant. They did not take a back up.

Once upgraded the site completely broke.

They backed up the files at this point, then re-installed Drupal 7 on the server. Then copy pasted the site files back.

I have a table in a text area that I cannot figure out how to shrink in size.  Here's a link to it:

Link

I have spent many hours twiddling it using an online HTML editor to no avail.  I want the height of the tables to be much shorter to avoid having to scroll.  Maybe I can accomplish the end result with CSS?  This represents a hardware rack that I will be merging cells of different numbers to represent a piece of hardware.

I added a class called "racktable" for you CSS whiz's to mess with.