Post installation

I know this sounds stupid, but Im in the process of setting up my first Druap l site. So far I have 4 pages (dedictated to respective movie directors). However, I'm unsure how to get content onto those pages.

create content -> story ->

and I'm presented with the names of each page but I'm unsure what I need to select here. Each name has a selection box with underneath it -- can somebody explain what this is? Do I need to alter the settings somewhere?

In the image gallery, the pictures break out over the background boxes, which look like they are set to show thumbnails, whereas pictures are showing in full size. This is because I chose full size for the image used in a node (img_assist.module). The question then is can I set the image size to be thumbnail always in the image galleries and the random image block, even if I'm using a full size picture in the node?
You can see the problem here:

www.wilba.org/image

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Hello, I have created a module that is form and I want to change the posible choices in the select element without making changes in the module, is this possible?How can I do that?Taxonomy?

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As the title says, I have random images appearing in a block. I would like to center them, how can I do this? A div?, Where would I attach the div in the image.module?

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Mark

Hi all,

I'm trying to convert a lay-out made by a designer to drupal. I'm using PHPTemplate. The webdesigner created a loginform at the top of the page. The navigation for a user though, needed to be placed at the left of the site. Within drupal it seems that if you activate the login block, the placement you choose will be for the form as well as for the administer-block.

Therefore I created my own loginform within my page.tpl.php file. Like this:

 <div id="inlog">
	<form action="/drupal47/node?destination=node"  method="post"  id="user-login-form">
		 <input type="text" maxlength="60" class="form-text" name="edit[name]" id="edit-name" value="" />
 <input type="password" maxlength="64" class="form-text" name="edit[pass]" id="edit-pass"   />
		 <input type="submit" class="form-submit" name="op" value="inloggen"  />
		 <input type="hidden" name="edit[form_id]" value="user_login_block"  />
 </form></div> 

I found out that this would only work when the login block is enabled. That wasn't a problem, because I need the navigation after logging in. So I enabled the login block, and put it at the left sidebar.

Then I added this code to the head of my page.tpl.php:

 <?
global $user;
if ($user->uid ==0){
?>
<style>
.block-user {
display: none;
}
</style>
<?
} else {
?>
<style>
.block-user {

}
</style>
<?}?>

This way, the loginform won't show up, and the administer menu will.

I would like new registered user was automatically suscribed to my newsletter.

Some idea?

Thanks.