Post installation

In my php script I was including some styles. Then instead of including these styles in each new script, I was modifying the default stylesheet for the marvin theme that I'm using. The absolute path to its stylesheet file is: /var/www/drupal-4.7.2/themes/chameleon/marvin/style.css
So I removed the "style" tags in my script, and included the

link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href=""

Hi everyone, I'm wondering if there is a module where I can have a box for people to sumbit their e-mail address(without signing up for the site) so that I can send them updates to my website.

Basically just a box that says "submit e-mail address here to recieve e-mail updates"

This then in turn either send me an e-mail with their address or creates it in some sort of file

Any Ideas???

Thanks,
Frank

I've been trying to find a solution for this problem from the forums couple of days already and can't believe no-one wouldn't have solved it already..

So basically: When I do a search, I get the search results page showing the title of the node, some content of the node including the highlighted search word, and then the information like this on another row:
content type - author - date - X comments - X attachments

How can I customize this output, since I wouldn't like it to show the content type or the attachments, neither the amount of comments?

Where in the CSS should I look to play around with it because at the moment the

Hi,
I went to Administrator->Blocks, then I tried to enable some of the blocks, and clicked "save blocks". But none of these blocks were enabled. They were still under "Disabled". I tried again with many of the disabled blocks and none of them were enabled. Why?

Thanks.

I'm migrating my PostNuke site over to Drupal. While I've been able to figure out how to set the theming, blogging, and module systems to my satisfaction, one area I'm still having trouble with is integrating custom/external content. The best way to describe what I'm trying to do would be to show an example. Please check out the "Open Source" and "DailyStrips" sections of my current website at http://www.legroom.net/. Both of these show unique examples of what I'm trying to do.

The Open Source section consists of a bunch of different html pages that are included depending on which subsection is selected. All of this is controlled by an index.php file that includes a few lines at the top for PostNuke initialization, such as pulling in the header, setting the theme, checking authorization, etc.

The DailyStrips section is very similar, again a collection of separate pages linked together. The reason I also mention this one is that it ties into PostNuke's authorization system, so I can restrict it to authenticated users. Also, while the Open Source section is largely static and could be converted over to Drupal "pages", DailyStrips relies on externally generated content, so it has to be able to read directly from the filesystem.

Neither of these are true PostNuke modules; I simply added a few lines to the top of the main index file to basically wrap PostNuke around the content.