Post installation

Hi all,

I have a simple series of static HTML pages. I would like to create a Drupal static HTML website, where I won't need the node system but simply need to set up a menu that points to static HTML pages. I have setup a menu and try to point the menu items to say "files/v10/slide01.html" but that doesn't work. How can this be done most simply?

I also need the main static HTML to show up when the Home page is requested. So instead of creating blocks and nodes with content, I simply need to point to the main HTML content page. How can I best do this?

I am using the phptemplate port of bluemarine and been trying for the last two hours to use my custom logo instead of the default drupal logo. I feel like I am banging my head against a wall.

The problems I had are too numerous to mention here. In searching for solutions, I found this thread and it thoroughly discourages me:
http://drupal.org/node/26822

According to the install.txt there should be a settings panel for the product module. Is that correct? Can anyone give me a head's up on why I don't have this option?

cheers
j

Hi,
i have a website that i designed in drupal
www.newyorkdesi.net
and i have made so many menu items but i want to restrict some of the menu items to be only for the registered users on my website
can some one please help me how can i do that so that only registered users can access certain pages.

Site: dogsandus.net

Goal: Create various pages with categorized links to other web sites; the list of links would be dynamically created similar to how the image gallery / indexpage modules display data based on category (using a path like './pageindex/url/200' or something similar)

Example:

pet equipment links:
(site names linking to those sites)

equipment manufacturer links:
(site names linking to those sites)

Hello

I'm in the process of migrating my website from MDPro to Drupal. The "migration" module worked a treat, and all my content shifted over. However, given Drupal's more complex taxonomy management and the pages vs blogs debate, I want to better categorise my old content. So, two questions I haven't seen an answer for.

1) I can see how to change the taxonomy of items one by one. Is there an easier way to identify groups of pages and change the taxonomy on mass?