Post installation

I have a views block created to list article which are featured (promoted to frontpage). But I would like to have it filtered by the taxonomy id each time a user browse further down the hierachy.

Imagine a website with:
Food
-- Fruits
---- Apple
---- Orange

Say if I'm at Food, it will show featured articles from all categories under it. And if it is Fruits, it will filter the featured articles to only those in Fruits.

I would like to create pages containing lists of all the registered users.

These pages should be only viewable by authenicated users or users in a certain roles group.

How can I do this?

Thank you.

I've been trying to deal with a node/edit access problem for a good while now - I don't know why I haven't figured this out sooner, or whether this is mentioned in the Drupal handbooks, but I'll publish my findings in the hope that other users don't get stuck with the same problem.

The problems I've been having have been when I've created content during the building stages of a Drupal site. I'll create a page with Lorem Ipsum text as a holding page, with the intention of granting the clients access to edit the text at a later date. When it comes to the client logging in to change the content, they often don't have an option to edit the node, even though I've given them an admin role with permissions to edit nodes of that type.

I've previously resorted to using third-party module fixes (such as node_privacy_by_role, et al) to correct this problem, but figured that it must be something very basic that I was doing wrong. I now know what it is - I'd created the original nodes in HTML, changing the node formatting filter accordingly (to HTML formatted) when submitting the post, but I hadn't given the admin role permission to create HTML formatted nodes themselves. This means that, regardless of their permission to edit certain node types, the node's HTML format meant that admin roles were denied editing access.

Hi all

I know this is off a J* site (not using the naughty word here!), but can anyone tell me if it is possible to produce these types of dropdown menus in a Joomla theme?

http://www.floreatslsc.com/

I am using a theme called "amadou". If necessary I will use Bluemarine or Pushbutton but it is the menu style/module I am after.

Any ideas?

Cheers from Australia

Everything works fine in Internet Explorer but when using FireFox my textarea form titles disappear. I attached two screenshots so you can see what I mean:

Internet Explorer OK:

hi all,

as you can see on www.uzegt.be we publish column (longer texts) and short news, all through the story module. The only difference is the length in text...

Now, we need to find a way to make the columns stand out, they should have another background color than the short news posts