Post installation

I'm using the category module with category menu and category display modules...

Is there any way (what settings) to allow the assigned node to "show" in the BC?

For example:

say i have a category called 'history' and under that i have 2 assigned nodes 'european' and 'american'

I want the breadcrumbs for each of those assigned nodes to "read" as follows when i'm displaying those pages:

home > history > european
home > history > american

right now page views on either of those assigned nodes only displays

I have drupal and another application on the same server. The application is at the link:

/online/app

When I put a menu item like online/app/ on a menu (I use clean links) it gets rendered as en/online/app/. This get's rewritten and sent to a page not found. I tried using the Path module to add the alias:

/online/app -> en/online/app (this is the order, real url to alias)

Hi there,
I started my drupal website this week ( http://www.citjay.com ) and I was wondering how to place a picture alongside the article title, going from this http://i13.tinypic.com/2a4pfv4.jpg

to this
http://i10.tinypic.com/42m5o9z.jpg

Currently, the front page is generic, unformatted and just displaying the content which is most recent.

Hey all,

I'm using image_attach on a site where I, obviously, want to attach images to some nodes. However, I don't want the images to show up when the nodes are rendered. I solely use the images on a teaser page to pique users' interest.

I tried changing my template to use 'print $node->body' instead of 'print $content' when the node is called, but I still end up with the image. So, my question is -- how can I display just the text body (sans the image) of my node without creating separate PHP code that pulls the body field from the node_revisions table in the DB?

How would YOU disable TinyMCE for a particular node type? TinyMCE's inclusion and exclusion is on a per page.

node/*
user/*
comment/*

The node type I'm trying to exclude is Webforms (which appear within "nodes" so is included in node/*). I tried using TinyMCE's "Show if the following PHP code returns TRUE" with:

Hello all, not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll continue anyway.

I've made a site, and, it's working well on Firefox and Opera, however, whenever I try to load it on IE7, it doesn't even load the whole page, so I'm thinking it's not just a CSS issue (otherwise I would've been able to work it out myself). To demonstrate, I'll post some screenshots.