Post installation

One of my Drupal sites is a blog and I want it to show up in Google blog searches. This is from the Google Blog Search FAQ:

How do I get my blog listed?

If your blog publishes a site feed in any format and automatically pings an updating service (such as Weblogs.com), we should be able to find and list it. Also, we will soon be providing a form that you can use to manually add your blog to our index, in case we haven't picked it up automatically. Stay tuned for more information on this.

Shai

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This is caught on admin page. Obviously some kind of spammer/hacker attempting to do something to our site. (4.6.5)

OR, maybe something else that we dont know?

is there any way to set the keywords of a node "which are written using free tagging" as the meta keyword tags for that node?

I've been going insane trying to do this - I want to move the main navigation items on the main menu to the left a little. All the text items in my other blocks are about 10-15 pixels closer to the left than the menu items (see http://www.thecommercialbroker.com )

I've tried margins and padding for the .menu and .sidebar classes - neither seems to be the right place to make the adjustment.

I'm FlexinodeX.tpl.php to customize my web site -- when the content prints all the paragraph tags are stripped:

<?php print($content) ?>

Any thoughts why?

thanks!

http://drupal.org/node/45944

Having upgraded my site and installing TinyMCE the only other thing i needed to do was to get Img_assist working.

I downloaded the latest img_assist 4.7 module and installed but when i click it (after enabling) i get

No images were found. Please upload a new image or browse images by a different category.

I looked at the bug fixes and found

http://drupal.org/node/59123

I downloaded the CVS version and installed with the same issues.