Post installation

I have a problem. Some anonymous and registered users sometimes can see administrator section if they type URL "www.mysite.com/admin". Sometimes in comment pages users see admin links (moderate etc...). I think that it's problem connected with cache because users actually can't access to admin functions (every attemption to click on admin link bring to login page with the error message). Disabling of cache is not working. Site continue working as if cache is enabled.

very very basic question...

How do i find a node number from within the node?

what i am trying to do:

create a link that includes the node number like so:

www.somesite.com/node/[node number]

is there any way to add the node number into a link inside the node without hardcoding it?

Hi all,

I created a Vocabolary for types "forum topic" and the related terms.
vocabulary: Music
- rock (terms)
- folk
- celtic

I then created a container and added forums and nowhere there was a category to specify.

container: World
forum : UK
forum : Ireland

Hi,

is there a way to customize forum icons per drupal theme? For now I changed them in the forum folder, but each time I update drupal I have to copy my files again.

Thanks

Why can't we change the 'parent item' for all menus ?

Why only a simplified form is available for some menus (can't even change de description) ?

Using 4.7beta5 if that matters.

Hello,

I am trying to port Free Software Magazine to Drupal.
I am slowly getting there. I've already created my own content type, and am working on the output system.

However...

I am very confused about taxonomy. Our web site is pretty simple. It has:

* Static pages (for example "write for us", "Help FSM", and so on)
* Blogs
* Issues

Under "issues", there is for example "issue 1", "issue 2", "issue 3", and so on.
Under "issue 1" (for example) there are several articles.

When I am in a static page, I'd like the "path" to be "HOME / {$page_name}". For example: "HOME / Write for us", "HOME / help FSM!".

When i click on "Free issues", the path should be "HOME / Free issues". The URL shiuld be something like "http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/free_issues/". The page should have a list of issues (which would be the list of nodes marked as "issues", I assume...?)

When i click on "Issue 1", the path should be "HOME / Free issues / Issue 1". The URL should be something like "http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/free_issues/issue_01". The page should have a list of articles for that particular issue (which would be the list of nodes marked as "issue_01", assume...?)

When you click on an article, I am happy to just have an url like http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/node/32312, to avoid insanity.

I am not too fussed about the blog entries.

Now... what's the right "philosophy" to do this? Shall I create a one term for each issue?