Drupal 7.x

I require a D7 module that, given a wikipedia.org page title (ie Drupal, White_House, etc), creates a Drupal node with: title, content and image from wikipedia.org.

Preferred solution would import XML as a Special:Export IAW http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download

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I want to ad individual classes to each list element of the main menu, because i want to show background images using a sprite for the main menu. This is what the HTML should look like:

I've installed drupal 7 in linux in a virtualbox environment and it works fine. I installed it in a subdomain. Inside linux I can browse and administer the site fine in Firefox. But when I access it from the host (windows), I get the top and left parts of the theme fine but the content says:

Page not found
The requested page "/http://dev.MyDomain.com/" could not be found.

So it looks like a leading slash is messing something up somewhere...any ideas where I should look?

I'm new to Drupal 7, and I have a big question.

How do I create a page where the URL is based off of a number in the database?

Hello,

I am having trouble getting facets to show up on my site, whether on the main page or on the search results page. I believe I have all the stated prerequisites. There are some commonly-used-with-search-facets modules like Views that I have not installed, but my understanding is that Views is not a prerequisite to getting faceted search to work.

This is what I've done so far:

1. Installed Drupal 7.10 on a shared server (using Softaculous install at A2 Hosting).

2. Added the following modules:
a) Chaos Tool Suite (with only "Chaos Tools" checked)
b) Entity API (with only "Entity API" checked)
c) Database Search (to provide backend for Search API)
d) Search API (with only "Database search", "Search API", and "Search facets" checked.
e) Facet API (with "Facet API" checked)

3. Went to [Structure > Taxonomy] and created 6 new vocabularies, adding terms for each vocabulary.

4. Went to [Configuration > Search API > Add server] and created a new server using "Database service" as the service class.

5. Went to [Configuration > Search API > Add index] and created a new index called "my-site-search" of ITEM TYPE "node" and for SERVER I selected the one I just created in the previous step.

I've never ventured into the Blogging world before with any of my Drupal websites. Looking for input on the best way to setup a blog in Drupal. I read through this 80-page how to and got some good insight: http://learnbythedrop.com/buildingyourblog

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First off, what content-type to use?

1. Drupal Core: Blog module
2. Custom Content-Type called "Blog Post" - The above tutorial recommends this approach because the core blog module offers less flexibility than a custom create content type.
3. WP Blog - http://drupal.org/project/wp_blog
4. Other Module?

I don't want to shoot myself in the foot with going the Custom Content-Type approach, if there's additional useful modules that works off of the Drupal Core: Blog module.

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Second, what is the best way to tag blog nodes?

I'd like to create a sidebar on my blog with a "Browse by Category" that has listing of blog tags which link to all blog nodes that have those tags associated with them. I also like it to show a count.

So, far example:
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