Post installation

Some blocks (search, Recent comments..) are not visible when i logout and become anonymous user. Any ideas why? When i login again as authenticate user (admin), blocks are visible again!

In my page.tpl.php files and in a few other places I am useing path_to_theme to handle a multi-site installation.

I have sites/test.com and sites/test.me.com (just examples). For some reason when I access test.me.com/ and I look at the source..

print $base_path . path_to_theme()

is printing out

/sites/test.com/themes/mytheme

instead of

/sites/test.me.com/themes/mytheme

Any reason why it would stick on the live URL and not shift as the URL I use to access the site shifts?

Was wondering if someone can point me in the right direction as I original thought this was only going to be a matter of changing the code in the block.tpl.php

What I would like to do is assign a class to the href’s that are generated by the block but as the block list is generated by the block->content variable it is has no direct means of changing the block hrefs

I guessing that the item_list is what I am looking for but I cant seem to locate the function in my drupal installation, where can I find the function that I need.

Hi,

Is there an easy way to use a standard module in Drupal to do a simple careers section on a site.

Post jobs that the public can see (blog?)

An applicant can respond and attach their resume, but the public can't see the response or the resume.

Thanks, Jerry

Hi,

Is there a nifty way to do a (hotel) photo tour in Drupal?

Something as nice as this
http://www.ritzcarlton.com/resorts/half_moon_bay/photo_tour/accommodatio...

Thanks, Jerry

I have been using a Drupal implementation since May, and everything has been going fine.

Now let's say I write an article about flowers. I use clean URL's and the path module so that I can change path from something like:

example.com/node/23

into

example.com/flowers.html

--

Now I have a problem since the search engines sometimes (for whatever reason) pick up the URL of:

example.com/node/23

...and it will show the article about flowers.