Post installation

I have a number of categories that are defined in text files and I would like to avoid manually entering them through the web interface for multiple installations of Drupal. For example, lets day the vocabulary is fruit and I have a text file with apple, bananna, cherry, grape, etc in it. What I would like to do is convert this text file into mysql commands and add the categories using phpMyAdmin or command line mysql. What I am uncertain about the schema used by Drupal and in particular which tables would be effected by the addition of new vocabulary and categories.

I've installed gsitemap on Drupal 4.7. It is properly indexing my site and Google reports no errors when retrieving the index.

Hi,

I am having problems to access a drupal site with Internet Explorer (IE). The site is for a closed workgroup and therefore access is via ssl (https). Authentication via webserver and the module webserver_auth. With Firefox, everything works just fine.

Hello, i've seen some examples (such as the flatforum) being used to theme and style the forum nodes, but not the two pages that precede it, namely the topics list and the thread list.

I've done some tweaking of these, but i found myself either editing the stylesheet or parts of the module for these two pages.

Are there any examples of putting the presentation of these pages into a template, like with the node? For one i wanted to add a graphical header to replace the word 'forums'.

If anybody has any tips or suggestions, greatly appreciated!

Hi there,

I have a few horizontal links in the footer of each page (just above the copyright notice) which currently open as new pages showing Drupal content. For example:
<a href="privacypolicy" target="_blank">Privacy Policy</a>

Ive just moved from phpnuke to drupal and as you can imagine its a vastly different to what I am used to.

Im trying to to create a specific style of menu system for the site and am having trouble with it.
What I am attempting to do is like the following :-