I have a dilema, I set up my site before reading the best practices guidelines. User 1 is me, not the admin, and I've posted lots and lots on stuff using user 1. Is there anyway I can change all that content to another (fake) user? Then, I can change the name of user 1 to be admin, and change the other user name to be me again? I could do this manually, but this would be very, very painful.
I made the Navigation menu show 'Login' And 'Register' items when no user is logged in. When logged in, the 'Register' item is automatically hidden, i want to make this behaviour apply to the 'Register' item, which is still showed up.
I installed the Menu module so I could break up the long Navigation menu into more useful and also context-relevant pieces.
I wanted to create a menu with all the items related to a person's personal settings and information: my account, my blog, my buddylist, etc, under the header of 'My Stuff' (or whatever) separate from the general menu items.
I've associated the blog content type with a number of vocabulary and
now I'd like to hide few of them in relation to the user role.
Suppose I have VocA, VocB and VocC associated to the blog content type,
and user Joe should be allowed to blog only about VocA. In this scenario
VocB and VocC should be be give as an option in the "new blog" form .
how can I do it ? how can I hide/restrict a vocabulary by role ?