Post installation

As a designer, I require the ability to control all elements on the page. With Drupal, this requirement has oscillated from refreshingly simple to nearly impossible.

The upload image form (Create Content > Image) is a case in point. I am able with CSS to control all form elements on this page with the exception of the Image text field and the Browse button.

I suspect the problem may have something to do with Javascript, but I could be wrong. Whatever the problem may be, it’s preventing me from controlling the dimensions and positioning of these 2 form items.

If there is a single database to work with, does Drupal offer access restrictions to different tables ?

Wanted confirmation - a firm "yes" or a "No" ?

You may take a look at the following modules:
UIEforum module - http://drupal.org/node/38830
Node Clone module - http://drupal.org/project/node_clone

Are there any other modules that one should be aware of ?

When I submit an edit to page from one of my primary links, a category, or a container, the page will lose its menu settings and revert back to the Navigation menu with Expanded being unticked and Weight = 0.

To change them back, I have to go into the admin > menu section and change the menu item settings from there. They will not change in the page screen.

Anyone else had this problem?

Hello
everybody,
I am new to drupal but i want to disable the setting of display home>>home or home>>about us page I want ot display only content.Please help

I am extremely excited about migrating an existing site (National Resource Center for Paraprofessionals) over to drupal, but after a couple of days of page after page of advice on setting up a site structure, I am still have a few questions. I realize this is a big request, but if anyone has a couple of minutes to look at the direction I am headed it would be tremendously appreciated. This is the first of 4 sites that I am planning on moving to Drupal and I want to make sure that I get it done right! Perhaps this could also serve as a case study to some other poor soul who comes by trying to setup a hierarchical site-

As you can see in the link above, the existing site structure is setup similar to this:

Home
-Resources (All of the information in this Resources section is static- updated very rarely)
--State of the Art
---page1
---page2...
--Paraeducator Bibliography
---section1
---section2...
--List of articles
---article1
---article2...

-Conference (This section is constantly updated and revised with new pages coming and gong)
--page1
--page2...

-Forum (I am going to use phpBB2Drupal)

-Blog (Planning on using wp2drupal to import the posts from an old Wordpress directory and then using Stories sorted into Category Module categories)

Hi

I'm sure this question has been asked a few times but I can't find anything specific to my problem.

I have Drupal installed in the root. I have a sub-dir that contains some php scripts that I want to execute independent of Drupal. Providing a link to those php scripts results in a "page not found" error. Of course, html files in the same sub-dir work fine.

How do I stop Drupal hijacking php scripts in a specified sub-dir?

Thanks in advance.

Robbo