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Displaying images and banners in sidebars?

Hi

I want to display images and banners on sidebars but I cannot find how can I do.

Thanks for your responses
Best Regards.

How to edit taxonomy free fields?

I've added free tagging field to one of my nodes. Any ideas how to add a prefix like "Tags" or something like that?

For Sites with huge Categories, How do you Keep Things Usable?

Hey guys,

My site has over 1000 categories all under a single Categories (Vocabularies). Obviously, having users try to pick an appropriate category for their content is pretty hard to do, as the drop down menu is enormous. How do you designers cope with this situation? Any and all input would be much appreciated.

Problem with ordered list ...

Possible dumb question here, but has anyone had issues in 4.7 with ordered lists showing up as unordered lists? I cannot get ordered lists to show up by coding directly in the body definition of a page nor by doing a php include of an HTML page. Seems odd because the format information says Drupal will support both types. Thank you!

Taxonomy? Folksonomy? Nodes? Classes? Help me unlease it all please!

Well, what can I say? I'm completely lost.

I *think* this taxonomy thing is one of the most powerful features of Drupal (hey, I'm a newbie), yet I don't get it all. Maybe it's very simple, but the more I read about it to try and understand, the more confused I get!

As I see it, it's a way to provide a hierarchical structure to your site, basically differnt categories, subcats, subsubcats etc, no? Yet, if so, I don't get the "TYpes" "Hierarchy" "tagging" "multiple select", "required" etc etc options, when creating a new "Vocabulary".

And when that's all done, what does it actually 'do'? Does it just organise your menu, so that guests can see one set of menus and users another?

I'm sorry this must sound all niave, but I have tried to understand it, but the more I read, the more terms are involved and it just looses me....

It honestly seems perfect for my needs, as I'm trying to develop a community site, where there are 3 main sections (nodes?):
Resources (general advice and informational resources, and a user-contributed book)
Community (where users can make their own websites (gallery/blogs and stuff) and forums)
Users (where users can go their blog/gallery/whatever and add content, and contribute to the "resources book") - hence Users is linked to resources (through the book) as well as commuity (as their content makes up the community content)

So I guess, these would be my 3 main "vocabulary" terms and branches underneith are simply defined?

link rel="prev" - what is adding this?

Hi - we were viewing source on a few of our blog pages today, and noticed in the head section the following
code was being added.

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