Post installation

Yesterday I installed new modules and run well. But today when I browse the site travel.5gigs.com, the following error msg occured:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.

Please contact the server administrator, webmaster@travel.5gigs.com and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.

i set my site status to offline....but when i type in browser http://sitename.com/?q=my_login_name i get the same page (site offline)...what should i do to administer my site again?

[moved to support]

This isn't really a question - more a hint to the community which has helped me so much so far in my early drupalling days...

We have a number of sites we wish to convert into Drupal. These sites are origionally in their own static cms setup where pages were generated into static HTML into a folder from a database. These pages are now in their thousands. The other site is a CMS, but MUCH older.

Both sites have a folder called "img" which is a pretty standard folder name for images. Articles that have images store them in the '/img' folder.

We wanted to use multisite and when we saw that if we wanted an img folder we'd either have to rename all our links to /sites/[sitename]/img/ to keep unique img folders OR make an img folder in the root install folder and copy all the content into that we were a little shocked and slightly confused as to which path to chose....

Heya fellow Drupallers...

Sorry is this is a dumb question - I've looked at the issues page and couldn't find anything so it might be so simple, nobody has asked.

How do I create a link in my newsletters that allows users to unsubscribe to the newsletter?

I know the auto-generated link in earlier versions is gone, but, can I create an unsubscribe page and link my newsletters back to that?

I tried creating a page using the block code for subscribe/unsubscribe..but it doesn't work.

any ideas?

Philk

As I explore the og modules available in CVS I am impressed by the complete range of functionality right out of the box. However, one weakness I have found is theming. All I want is to make my og group homepage nodes have a colored background. I have been fiddling for a long while and have yet found a way to adequately do it. I have been in the snippets repository and have tried to do this by both node type and using css. In the css vrsion the code to be replaced does not exist in 4.7.0 page.tpl.php. With the "by node" route, I simply could'nt get it to work.

Hello!

I have installed andreas01 on my Drupal CMS and it works great in most browsers but one, so far.

IE 5.x is giving me headache because the main content is spreading over the right column of the page (for extras content). I assume it's a CSS compatibility issue with IE5.x, but I would like to know how to get rid of this problem.

Demo: Check out in your IE5.x browser "Submitted by" part from this page: http://www.novena.nl/drupal/

Thanks,
Joe