Post installation

This is no-doubt simple, but haven't needed to know until now.

For style purposes I need to output the first row cells of my table as <th>. When building my output array, how do you specify the use of <th> instead of <td>? Note the table excludes any headers for sorting (an empty array is passed.)

Thanks.

Occasionally I get locked out of drupal, and the only way back in is to change theme, I do this by chnaging my theme in phpmyadmin or other methods in the user table.

But currently I am stuck in one theme, and can't seem to effect the general settings.

Is this setting kept anywhere in the database?

Plese help!

After an upgrade to 4.7 from 4.6, and after running cron.php, I can no longer acess the /admin page?

Or the /admin/blocks page.

Earlier I could change my theme to bluemarine, and in that theme I could access the /admin page.

Now I can't get back into bluemarine.

People have mentioned memory settings in php, but I'm not convinced. Why these pages?

Hello everyone.

I'm working on a web site whit Drupal. I really likes Drupal, this is my first dinamic web and drupal makes it to much easy. I'm just having a little problem sending mails.

Create the web site and configure all the settings. I'm using a valid existing mail account on /admin/settings but when I trying to register a mail is sending to that account saying that the mail can't send because the domain dosn't exist. I try using a hotmail, latinmail, yahoo, gmail account and always the same. This is the message:

Does anyone know if it is possible to add a line of text with a link in it to the login page, and if so how it can be done? Thanks!

hi:
i have tried votes up/down, simplevote and ended up using nmoderation to implement something like digg.com.
it means that users post stories and they are promoted to the front page according to votes.

i have it running with nmoderation but the voting button is not very nice. i would like it to be ajaxed.

also i want a list of users who voted the node and their avatars to be displayed right below the node like in digg's Who Dugg this.