Post installation

I'd like to be able to schedule the publishing of changes to a node.

I know that I can use the scheduler module to schedule the publishing of a node. But if I edit a node and set it to be published on a specified date, it won't be accessible until that date.

OK I understand how to include views in pages and blocks, and I understand the code in the View export menu...but what I want to do is customize the html that a view puts out.

For example, my block view, called recent_stuff, outputs this html...Ignore the details, but this is just to illustrate what I'm asking for

Hi, I'm totally new to Drupal but experienced in SEO and PHP. I've always rolled my own crappy CMS because of custom needs. I'm REALLY hoping Drupal will help me to stop this wasteful methodology.

The main thing I need to figure out is how to take full control of Drupal URLs. My future sites need simple URLs in the style of about.com wherein each subject or content type is assigned a unique subdomain (one site, many dynamic subdomains like http://dogs.about.com, http://cats.about.com).

All incoming subdomain links are directed to the base folder where an HTACCESS file does an internal URL re-write (no redirects) for Drupal. This part is easy for me so this is NOT a question about DNS or HTACCESS.

What I need to know is how to get Drupal/Path-auto etc. to generate (alias?) links using my pattern? Here's the URL pattern (with no subdomain for the default type "pages"):

  http://[content-type].domain.com/[pathauto-node-title].html

Hi everyone,

i am pretty new to Drupal and trying to set up my 'first' site with Drupal 5.0. Now i have come to one use case i dont know how to implement with Drupal.

The site consists of 2 main parts:

I'm hoping I got this in the right forum.

I'm just testing Drupal 5 for myself and my clients (I do Mac consulting but maintain several personal and client websites).

Hi all,

I installed Drupal and made some changes to the global template. One change was to remove the login box. Now I don't know how to log in.

Is there a generic login path that always works in a Drupal install?

Thanks,

Antun