General discussion

Hey there, I'm still pretty new to Drupal and (sort of) development terminologies. I'm a designer.

Anyhoo. I'm interested in using IMCE with CKEditor. IMCE says it's compatible with CKeditor(standalone modules).

The problem is I'm not super clear what "standalone module" is referring to.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

On the profile page, any pages I created from scratch, on a Group page, I can Edit Panel and change around what I want. However, I can't seem to figure out how to edit my Relationships Page and the first "landing page" of the Groups page in Drupal Commons. For example, if I click on Groups, it will have a list of all the groups I belong to as a hyperlink... how do I change the layout of this page? Similarly, when I click on my friends page, there are 3 tabs... my relationships, pending relationships, etc... but I don't see how to edit anything here.

Hi,
I'm new to Drupal and found many sites of Drupal look terribly ugly, to me, this www.drupal.org is the most Ugly official CMS portal as compared to Joomla, Xoops, Modx, Wordpress, Typo3 and etc.

When I first came to experience open-source CMS, after visiting drupal.org, I was immediately turned away to other CMS. After hitting limitations with Joomla, Wordpress and etc, I'd been searching over the Internet for a more flexible and scalable CMS. Most articles refer me to Drupal.

I haven't tried to switch to Pressflow. I'll try later.

I managed to put the Varnish in place and it seems caching static files already for the site. I'll keep working on session cookie issues - now varnish is not aware of it. I also would like to let Varnish cache a bit even it is aware of logged in user behavior. Because the site is used mostly by logged in users.

Is there any one who has used Varnish with Drupal 5? Is it going to work or I have to switch to Pressflow?

Hi
Anyone can tell me what is the name of the theme used to develop this site: http://www.symantec.com/connect/

Ive used Drupal for every site I've made for the last couple of years. I guess Drupal is different things to different people, but what I love is the power it gives me without having to write code. The combo of CCK, Views, Rules, Roles allows me to do almost everything ive ever needed, and ive got by without advanced development like hooks and custom modules.