Post installation

Hi there,

I have a bit of a small problem that I can't get my head around - can anyone help.

A client wants a menu system that is colourful (rainbow-like) that also drops down, so I thought drupal would be perfect with its .collapsed and .expanded classes. But I wanted to do it slightly differently using blocks (menu items)

The menu as it stands looks something like this:

Hi,

I am currently using taxonomy and setting up different categories. The module works great; however, I am curious if there is a way to switch from the drop down box to radio check boxes during the create content pages.

TIA,

Ivan

Oh boy! Setting up a website even using Drupal does not seem to be straight forward task. I have noticed a problem. I am unable to log into the CMS when I use the parked domain name as URL (http://www.wisetome.com), but I can do so, when I put the web host URL directly (http://kmaheshbhat.astahost.com).

This is not my first post here. My first post did not get answered, but I think I was not clear there. So, I hope to make myself clear here, as I do require assistace. I do not seem to find solution for the problem that I will illustrate below.

I have already registerd for the domain wisetome.com and parked it against kmaheshbhat.astahost.com.

Also, for illustrating the problem I am facing, I have created a user with the following details for my site:
Username: joe
Password: joe
(This is a temporary user that I will be deleting later).

Drupal 4.6.5

What I'm trying to do is edit what is displayed in the right sidebar and need to know where the content comes from and how I can edit individual items of the blocks that are set to be displayed in the right sidebar. Can anyone give any hints? How would I add my own custom div around the login information for example?

Your advice would be much appreciated!

I have been having a problem that seems to originate in a Hit Counter block that I wrote myself, but has no obvious cause.
On every page that has the hit counter, you get a blank page when you submit a form, such as a search or login. In the error log, I get a 'Cannot modify header information - headers already sent' error. I have checked ALL my files for whitespace after the closing php tags, if any.
When I disable the hit counter, everything is fine. The Hit Counter's code is simply:
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Hi. I'm not sure I grasp the whole taxonomy concept as Drupal implements it. For example, I'd like to have a top level Category, "Politics", that shows up in the navigation menu without any parents. But to actually add stuff to that category/vocabulary I would have to add a "General" sub category as a term. At least that's the way I've been doing it. Am I approaching it all wrong? How can you create top level categories to have content?