Post installation

I'm getting pretty versed in Drupal these days, but I've got a question that has stumped me.....

I've setup my site through Access Control so that content can only be viewed by Authenticated Users - all my content is now protected and requires a user to login. At the same time, I wanted to create a homepage viewable by Anonymous users that "teases" the content, but once they click on something they have to login. I installed the FrontPage module and have that working well for my blocks and page content. Perfect !

Right now the front page of my site shows nodes from a taxonomy called site news, I used the view module to create this.

I also have another category, user news. To encourage more user news, I want to put it on the front page, but I want to distinguish it from site news, visually.

I am thinking of two things. 1, I have two big sections of content in the middle on the front page. The top is site news, the bottom user news.

2, I have the same list of nodes with both categories, and site news is themed one way, while user news is themed another.

Upgraded to 4.7.2 and the spellchecker addon for TinyMCE is not working that uses the Google web service.

Is anybody else experiencing this or found a workaround???

How do I do that? should I be doing that?

I'm busy setting up some back content onto a new Drupal site (as admin), I forsee that new owners may in time come forward to maintain certain nodes, how do I transfer ownership to them so they can "edit their own pages"

Thanks

Hello all, here is another taxonomy question - as my searches haven't been successful in finding an answer.

Here is what I would like to do on my Drupal Site:

Classify content based on categories

Then on the main page, list promoted items by category, and then by addition date.

I would like the category list to be collapsable if possible, so that people who only want to come looking for a subcategory and just look at that category based on cookie info?

I was wondering if there's a way in the blog module to prevent users from editing and deleting their blogs after they've posted them if they don't have the permission to do so.... I couldn't see anything indicating that you can do this in the documentation so I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something....