Post installation

I have created a number of menu's in Drupal which look like the following

Operating System
-- Microsoft
--- Content a
--- Content b
-- Linux
--- Content a
--- Content b

which I click each menu or sub menu it displays the name of this menu in the main page of the site, I would not like it to do this - how would I stop this from happening

I need to be able to have two separate fields associated with a piece of content (or page). The content will display in two separate areas on the page, but the two will always be associated with each other, so I don't want to have to create two individual pieces of content - I just want multiple text fields for one piece of content. How can I do this?

Hello,
I believe I have messed something up. I have just turned off my login block on the left side bar and then I logged out as Admin and now I cannot find a way to get logged back into my Drupal site. I am sorry if these seems like a silly question but ive tried several things and I cannot seem to get back in.

Thanks,
Jerry

hi

I have installed drupal 4.7 and had the following requirement

Create a block of Business development and tech support.

Create user X , Y , Z

Create menu's for business developemnt & tech support block. Link the nodes to those corresponding leaves.

User X should access only Business development (lets call it BD for short) pages

User Y should access only Tech Support (TS for short) pages

I downloaded the simple access module. dumped the tables in the .sql file. Activated the module.

I installed Drupal 4.7.1 and it is acting a little bit strange. E.g. when I log in nothing happens. That I can see that I am logged in I have to refresh the few. So I dissabeld the cache of my firefox 1.5 browser but the problem is still here. The cache function is also disabled, so it couldn't be this.

I'm using 4.7 and the Blue_Bars theme. I've modified the css quite a bit, but nothing else. Just the css files (there are margin/padding issues between IE and FireFox as well and I have not attempted to fix them with a box hack trick...if anyone has a good suggestion or tell me how then by all means, please do so).

When you go to the user login page, it displays what you put in the Settings -> Name field. The nice thing about Drupal 4.7 is that you can use html to put a picture in there and it displays the pic where the name is on the site. Makes things easy, but when they go to the login page, it puts that picture in there and just looks ugly of course.

How can I go in and change it so it does not do that?

You can see the dilemna here: http://ngl.gamersides.com/user/login (logins are disabled)

This is the code when you view the source. What can I change to where it will just display some text instead of the picture?

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