Post installation

Here's what I'm thinking: My users create their own articles, but currently they have to choose from the menu what kind of article they want to write (FAQ, review, HOWTO, etc.). Is there a existing way for me to make Drupal automatically change the kind of category that the document is known as just by the keywords that they use in their subject heading?

In version 4.6, if you told Drupal to show "0" online user names, the "Who's Online" box would just display the total count of visitors and members - perfect.

In 4.7 beta 4, it puts up a large (h1 or so) blue "Online Users" header under the summary with no users listed underneath it.

I assume this is a glitch, since the heading serves no purpose when there are no names underneath it.

So, yes, the forums on drupal do have html for links, such as : try this out first... look at main forum page...
But how do I put such html into my forum descriptions?

Thanks

I WANT TO DISPLAY AN ALBUM OF PHOTOS:
1) that people can browse by scrolling through a page;
2) with descriptions written under each photo that are immediately visible;
3) large enough so you don’t have to click on a thumb and wait for it to enlarge;
4) without the unimportant data of my name, time/date stamp, etc.,
5) if possible, uploadable all at once, instead of by the time-consuming job of one photo at a time.

Hi!

I have installed Drupal 4.6.0 and Views 4.6.0 module. I have read that in Views 4.7.0 you can display a View embedded in a page with insert_view module or as described in Views module documentation.
How can I do something similar with Views 4.6.0?

Thanks in advance

http://www.shreemaa.org/drupal
all my bottom level pages get a '404 NOT FOUND error'
I haven't been able to figure out why this has happened.
I changed nothing in the config files for either Linux apache or mysql.

can anyone help?

susan