Post installation

Hi,

I am creating a website with five main sections Home, About US, Services, Resources and Contact Us. These links will go across the top of the page.

Each section will then have sub pages for example the about us section will have Core Values, History, Team etc. These will be down the side of the page. The sub pages for each section will be different.

I am not sure how I am supposed to set up the navigation and structure of the site to do this. Is it the Taxonomy/categories or something else? I have tried ths but it doesn't seem to work.

Under User Account, the History is too old

Eg. it says user/1 has been a user for 36 years and 17 weeks. I only set up Drupal about 3 months ago, so that's going too fast!

OK some of those months have felt like years, but even so....

Any ideas?

Thanks

Hi folks,

i am in need of converting my chameleon theme to a phptemplate.

i found the work by "Tobias Maier = http://drupal.org/node/41005" ... do i just need to upload his work to my chameleon theme folder > rename the style.css to style.css.bak > and edit the *.tpl.php files, to get a working phptemplate chameleon theme?

i would like to change $submitted date format.

can someone show me where

Can anyone out there testify to having Drupal working with a Shared SSL Certificate?

After installation of the TinyMCE module and editor, I get no sugar. Symptoms:

a) In content creation, there's no hint of TinyMCE goodness. (I have confirmed that TinyMCE works for my browser on third-party sites, and I have successfully installed it in Mambo.)

b) I do see an administer > settings > tinymce item, but it returns a completely blank page.

Here's what I've done to get here:

1) After study of the INSTALL text and many related posts from people with problems, I have put the module components (plugins directory, tinymce.mysql, etc.) in directory modules/tinymce. I also have a directory modules/tinymce/tinymce, which contains the editor components (directories docs, examples, jscripts).

Based on much reading, I think this is correct...

2) Using phpMyAdmin (under MAMP), in my Drupal database, I used the Import tab to choose and import the file: modules/tinymce/tinymce.mysql . phpMyAdmin reports that the operation was successful.

3) I logged in as user ID 1, went to administer > modules, enabled tinymce, and saved the configuration.

4) No luck; symptoms are as reported above. I'm not sure that the following is necessary for ID 1, but under administration > access controls, I enabled access tinymce and administer tinymce. Still nothing.

5) Further mucking: Deleting the database tables (tinymce_role, tinymce_settings) and re-importing tinymce.mysql; logging out and back in; disabling and re-enabling the module; trashing the TinyMCE files and starting all over again; and so on... these don't help.