Drupal 7.x

I'm wondering if it is possible to replicate websites, whereas I can build a single version to use as a template, replicate it for other customers and then make changes to the replicated version to accommodate change requests for functionality, content or themes.

Is there a good source of information on the process that I would go through to do this? Thanks.

I'm a newbie, so cut me some slack. I've been able to figure out how to do most of what I've wanted to do so far, but it certainly hasn't been easy.

This is a minor thing, but I'm stumped. How do I get an RSS feed icon to display on the front page?

I'm using the Four Seasons theme but I tested Bartik and still no RSS icon.

I'm about to start using fastspring for my website to make it easier for customers to sign up. One of the prob.. euh challenges is that when a user completes their payment process on the fastspring site (everything related to payment happens there so I don;t have to worry about it) they need to actually get their access enabled.

Hi there. I'm new to Drupal, inherited a site and have no idea what I'm doing.

This is the URL: http://sustainableindustries.com/

All I'm trying to do is edit the little newsletter signup box in the upper right. Where does Drupal hide the HTML needed to edit something like that? I found something called "Blocks" that seems to get me close, but when I edit that particular block there is only the ability to edit some of the text, not the actual HTML form.

Hi, I am trying to use php or if a module would be a better way to have drupal pass username to the @user in the below example. I can not get it right, no matter what I try, could anyone help with this? I know it is only a couple lines of code, but I do not know php. I could either put this in a body of a page and just use text type of php or would a little module be better?

The example link is:
protocol://&password=apassword&room=roomid&username=@user&other=ipaddress&br=2

Is there an api for getting info from drupal.org - if I for a example want to build a module that fetches the maintainers of "x" module, of when "x" module had it's latest release?