Hello all,

I recently setup Drupal 7 and everything had been going smoothly until I made some changes. The site is currently available here. Now, regardless of the fact that I am using the proper credentials, I can no longer login to the site with the administrative account. I don't have any other accounts setup either. Here's what happened.

Hi,

We are using Superfish menu. It's fantastic, great thanks to the team!

I am looking at the following customizations:

• Change the background colours. Could not find any configuration setting in the block. What's best place to configure it... I want to avoid meddling with the CSS directly. And if at all the CSS, which CSS?
• Have different background colours for different placements of the menu.

I am planning to use Pixture Reloaded theme with shades of non-blue and would like the menu background colours to match.

Hi, new here, new to drupal/php etc (i'm coming from a obsolete asp based cms)... but been playing with drupal for a few months now and cant for the life of me get panels working properly, it all works, right up to the point i install minipanels then i get the following error

PDOException: SQLSTATE[42S02]: Base table or view not found: 1146 Table 'd7.panels_mini' doesn't exist: SELECT t__0.* FROM {panels_mini} t__0; Array ( ) in ctools_export_load_object() (line 368 of sites\all\modules\ctools\includes\export.inc).

I have some code generated by a kissinsights.com a website for creating simple ajax surveys on websites.
I need to paste this js code on the homepage just after the body tag.
How can I do it on my Drupal site, where I never find html files, and everything is dynamic with PHP.
Yes am a newbie to Drupal and php and to the non static web development.

I am used to HTML in Dreamweaver CS5. I created a homepage that I like (www.collegiateboard.com) but I'm a newb when it comes to Drupal 7. I was wondering if there was a file I can modify and just paste the HTML code and it will show up as my homepage in Drupal or if there was a module for it?

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General

In this blog we will learn how to embed a jBart search box in your Drupal Site based on the content of your site.
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Install The jBart Drupal Module

Install the jBart module in drupal from jbart module at drupal.org. Unzip from the dropbox link to sites/all/modules

Define a Drupal Xml Feed for jBart

• Goto Administer -> Site Building -> Views. Click 'Add'. View Name - 'SearchBox'. Next.
• Choose 'View Display' As 'Feed'. Click 'Add Display'
• Set View Style to 'jBart - Xml Feed'. Click 'Update'
• Set View 'Items to display' to 1000. Click 'Update'
• Set the fields 'Node: Title' and 'Node: Path'
• Add more fields you want to show in the search box. (E.g., 'Content: CoverImage', and other relevant CCK or E-commerce fields)
• Set Path to 'SearchBox.xml'. Update
• Save the view and click preview