Post installation

I have a dedicated server and I have one Drupal site on there already(site a).

If I want to have a second site(different content and completely unrelated to site 1) all I need to do is change the db prefixes on the new Drupal install correct?

From what I've read you can run multiple sites off one install but I would prefer to keep everything seperate incase something goes haywire it only messes up one site, not both.

Thanks in advance.

I'm having somewhat of an issue with displaying content. The 'Taxonomy' 'terms' are displaying under their 'vocabularies' properly. E X C E P T . . .

After several vocabularies, they appear to give a wide margin OR padding, I can't tell, between the previous 'vocabulary' and the current one.

I have added a 5px solid border to emphasise it to try and figure it out, but can't seem to get a grasp on it.

Got any Ideas?

Thanks in Advance,

t4him
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Wow, this is probably pretty easy.

I'm creating a menu on the top of my drupal site & then want to have a second menu for those that are logged in.

for this second menu, I'm planning on just using the "navigation block" How do I activate this block for only those who are logged in?

thank you.

I enjoy civicrm's flexibility but I don't like how little control of the data access for your users you can grant. It seems it's all or none.

Does anyone know where in the civicrm code are the groups of custom profiles generated in the output for contact summaries pages?

I have been looking in the following 2 files
civicrm/templates/CRM/Contact/Page/View/CustomData.tpl
civicrm/templates/CRM/Contact/Form/CustomData.tpl

There is a line around line 11 that I have been trying to check in civicrm/templates/CRM/Contact/Page/View/CustomData.tpl

Hi,
I want the ability to add a few fields to the image module which will show up with the text. I would like to have some contact information added.
The site is http://www.milehighaddress.com. I've got Realtors posting listings, but they are leaving out thier phone numbers, web sites, emails.
Is there an easy way to do this?
Thanks,
Justinian

I've gotten Drupal 4.6 installed, but I'm completely lost. Drupal is very different from other CMSs I've tried. I managed to get my site's basic settings configured by reading the Drupal Handbook, but I'm lost as to what modules I would need to install or what I would need to configure for the type of website I have. I'm making a multimedia type website, sorta like dumpalink.com. I thought about the AcidFree module, but that's really got me confused on how it works, not to mention how to put menu items up.