Post installation

Is there a way to auto-set a user locations. For instance if I live in Georgia, is there a way to only let me view posts of other people in georgia? I guess an autofilter? Can you do it based on email? Like if my email is me@gmail.com, can only people that use gmail view my content? I'm sure it's an easy setting, let me know. Thanks in advance

I'm in need of moving Aggregator Feeds from 1 Drupal portal to another. I guess some DB-work is required using PHPMyAdmin.
The issue that makes this a little complicated is that the website where the feeds are going to be moved to, allready have feeds syndicated.

That means some duplicate-entries on for example FID could arise. Is there a way to massedit tables in a DB using a couple of shortcuts? What tools can be used and which are the appropiate commands?

Is it possible to move news-feeds from Aggregator to Aggregator II?

Is it possible to have the menu (primary links) expanded on the front page — to be able to see the second level of the menu, but collapsed on all other pages — to only see the first level?

Is it possible to:

1. Remove the list of content types from the advanced search filter
2. Prevent certain content types or pages from being indexed

Thanks.

Search engines often show the Description metatag to tell people what you page is about. To be useful, it needs to match the page, meaning it needs to change for each and every page.

Is there a way to do this in Drupal 4.7? I'm not talking about hard wiring it into a template, because that would give the same description for every page, The page description has to match the page.

Nodewords supposedly did this for prior versions of Drupal, but that does not seem to be a module that is approved for 4.7. I'm also wondering if there is a better solution.

Hi all,

Been playing about the Nice Menus module and would like to theme it differently depending on the theme the user selects. The natural way to do this is to put the nice_menus.css file into each theme folder and change the reference link in nice_menus.module, but I'm unsure how to reference the theme currently being used.

Here is the bit of code at present: