Drupal 7.x

I am building a website on D7.

When a user lands on the homepage they choose a level; Kindergarten to Gr 12 or Higher Education

Each button sends the user to a landing page with all the relevant content shown based on the level they chose

I need to assign the main menu based off of those URL's - the Kindergarten to Gr 12 pages will have a URL of k-12/etc

and the higher ed will have URL's such as: higher-ed/etc

How can I specify a main menu based on the current URL?

Since I disabled the Commen module, Drupal gives me the following warning at "/admin/reports/dblog":

3 orphaned actions (comment_publish_action, comment_unpublish_action, comment_save_action) exist in the actions table.:

The warning message suggests that I remove the orphaned actions by visiting the URL at "/admin/config/system/actions/orphan". But, this URL redirects to "/admin/config/system/actions/manage", which doesn't give me an option to remove any actions.

I do not want to include the menu in the popup window. I just want to display the body of the content.

In addition, is there a simple way to expand/compress a field?

I've searched via google but most of the references only apply to D6. There is mention of some functionality being included in the core ... is this true? If so does anyone know where it is documented?.

I would like to create a button (hyperlink text) on a custom page/panel that I assigned to a custom content type. > I've already done this
When the user clicks this page a lightbox2 window will pop-up with the webform embedded > I need help with this
Any quick fixes?

In Drupal 6, you can select different Page Templates for a Page Node by using modules like: Node Page Template (http://drupal.org/project/node_page) or Custom Node Template (http://drupal.org/project/custom_node_template) [for Node Templates]. The Node Page Template module allows users to the back-end to easily select from a drop-down different Page Templates associated with a node.

There's literally about 1000+ threads in this forum with people asking how to accomplish this in D6 and D5. How is something as fundamental as this being overlooked in core? I understand you can have multiple page templates hard-coded in the filename of the page template on a per node or per node-type basis (http://drupal.org/node/1089656). But where is the flexibility in that? Maybe I'm asking for a more obscure feature then I think, but how are people jumping from a one-column layout, two-column layout, three-column layout, etc. for a Basic page?

How can this be accomplished in Drupal 7 to allow users the flexibility to choose between Page Templates when they create say a Basic page?

I've seen suggestions to use the following modules, but no posts backing up how to do it:

• Context Layers
• Panels
• ThemeKey

Thanks for any help or assistance on how to accomplish this.

D7 Threads on this Topic:

I've made many slideshows with D6, but one thing has me stumped in D7. I wanted to put numbered pagers (or any kind of pager really, but I use numbers and then I css the numbers off the screen with text-indent:-9999px, and have just a bg image show such as dots. this technique works well for me, but in D7 I can't find how to put numbered pagers up. the only option for pager type seems to be "fields." Does anyone know how I can just get my pagers to be numbers?

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