Post installation

Hi!
How do I enable and configure TinyMCE CSS drop-down styles?

I have set up a drupal site on my home computer at http://localhost/drupal/ and have duplicated this installation at a live site at the top level at www.mysite.org (less the drupal sub-directory). In one of my blocks I have used FCKeditor to place an image, which on the local site has it's link at /drupal/files/image/picture.png. Now because on my live site there is no 'drupal' sub-directory, I have to remove the /drupal from the link.

Dear All,

I have being hosting my personal site for a while now via my server at home with a static IP.
I recently decided to move to a professional web hosting under my domain name registra authority GoDaddy.com.
Everything went smoothly with the transfer of the database and drupal's files.
But I faced the following error.
On the PhotoGallery (acidfree hosted module) even though all the albums and photos were ok no photos are displayed and a black box is showing.

I need to have the main body text in the main content area, but then I also want to be able to define content to appear in the right bar.

So you'll click on a story and the page that appears will have the main body text in the middle and then some description text, with a couple of links relevant to that story, in the right side bar.

From what I can see you can only point modules or menus to a particular block.

Hello, friendly Drupalites! This week's problem:

I have a handful of Drupal 5 sites merrily dishing up multilingual content with the Localizer module. Today, setting up yet another D5 site, I went to turn on the various modules that fall under Localizer... and was hit with this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: localizer_available_uilocales() in /sites/all/modules/localizer/modules/localizermenu.module on line 101

Hmm, I did forget to first enable "Locale"; that could be the cause. I'll just enable it now, I thought...

Alas, I couldn't see the Modules admin page anymore, or any page; only that error message!

No problem. FTP into web directory, and a) remove, or b) change name of, Localizer module to "trick" site into slipping by the problem.

And that works for a moment: I am able to get back to the Modules settings – but when I try to enable Locale, or disable all Localization modules on the Modules settings, I get back to some variation on the above error. Set the Localizer module back to what it should be, via FTP, and again I can get to the Modules page – but I see that the previous attempts to enable/disable modules haven't "taken", and a new attempt again puts me back into fatal error mode. Rinse and repeat.

Admin -> Settings -> Upload is saying that the file upload size is limited by my PHP settings to 4 M.

The php.ini file has

upload_max_filesize = 20M

The .htaccess file for drupal has no setting of this php value

The settings.php file for the site does not call ini_set for this value.

phpinfo() shows 20M for this value.

Why does the drupal admin page for upload say that PHP is limiting it to 4? Any clues welcomed :)