Post installation

Hi,

I am trying to move a working drupal 4.7.3 including a working i18n module (from a cheap shared hosting) to a new dedicated server.

Since the current site only have ftp and phpadmin access, I carefully downloaded all the files and got a dump of the mysql database.
Copied the files over to the new server and imported into a new database. Changed the setting.php file to reflect the new mysql login.

Is it possible to have different coloured heading and list buttons depending on the section you are in?

So what I'm looking for is the ability to call an additional and unique CSS file which defines these elements for each section (so there is one master style.css and then there are several additional CSS files - one for each section).

I realise I can override the complete CSS file with the section module, but that seems rather inefficient (effectively changing the entire theme just for different colours).

I have a log in the header of my site (blue marine based templated)
It allways links to drupalsite.domain/, which leads allwas to the homepage in the default language, instead to the startpage in curent language.

Hello everyone.

I have been setting up my website on Drupal, and now that it's almost finished, I want to ask you if the method I used to theme it is the usual someone follows when working with Drupal (i.e., is it considered a good practice?).

So, my site is supposed to have a menu with a few options (photo gallery, information, links, introduction, ...), each of them pointing to a new page, always leaving the menu with the previous options on top.

The method I follow to achieve this is this:

- First, I create a page node for every menu option. Since the website was working on Apache, I just had to copy the HTML code of the page.

- Second, on the page.tpl.php file of the theme I'm working with, I hardcode the href addresses of the menu. For example, for the "Photo gallery" option, I created the page node called "photo". I know that page node is node number 6; so, I make the link point to ?q=node/6".

- That way, whenever I click on "photo gallery", node number 6 will appear on the content area.

So, since this is the first site I mounted on Drupal, I wanted to ask you if this is the correct way of working with themeing. Is it considered a bad practice what I did?

If there is a better and more accepted solution to achieve this task (integrating your own menu options on a Drupal site), I'd appreciate you telling me how to do it. I just don't want to continue with my work this way if my solution is prone to causing problems in the future.

Is there any way or module that i can use in order to attach a small picture in a node ?? (in a story node for example).

Thanks

I don't think some of this was a problem until I upgraded views recently, but anyway.

I hope Yukiko forgives me for using her.

http://www.animecards.org/trading/members/Yukiko

On my site, members can create as many of a custom node type (trading lists) as they like, they are listed automatically by views.

With the newly upgraded views, now you can use Username as an argument. I thought this would make a nice link for people if they want to post it on other sites.