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Greetings:

I am building a portal for a scientific community and I am using the categories to assign keywords to the contributions (such as Physical Model, Sound Synthesis, Music Information Retrival,...) I am also using the categories to classified the contributions within different types such as: conference, workshop, call, annoucement,... It seems that the number of terms that can be attributed to a node is limited so that I can have only a maximum number of keywords for each contribution.

Hi,
got stuck again:

I want a function to show recent stories. This is what I have in my template.php:

I recently changed my website (www.airraceclassic.org) to the gespaa theme. Now when I open my site in IE, all my PHP coded nav bars are forced to the bottom of the page (of course Firefox has no problems). While I know little code, I have done my research and tried the various fixes (position: relative, resizing graphics and shortening text, etc). I cannot figure out why these are being forced down. Any thoughts?

Is there a way for an administrator to obtain a password list for all users of their website? I need to login as a user and add a specific aggregator2 feed for each user. If I do this as Admin, the aggregator2 feed is associated with the admin user.

Thanks,
-=Vince

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Hi folks,

I'm currently using 4.6 of Drupal, is there a way to enable the very first post or lead story to have a larger picture than the rest of the stories similar to theonion.com?

Thanks

Before I start: Don't read this as an accusatory post...there's nothing personal in this.

There is a login issue that has been continually raised in the forums and yet I cannot find a reasonable solution for it.

The problem is:

A person logs in successfully. When they visit a page that they've already been on, prior to logging in, that page still displays the login box. This seems to be a caching issue, and some people have suggested lowering my internet security settings, clearing the browser cache etc...