Post installation

Hello everyone,

I would like to implement file revisioning on my web site in a similar fashion to Exponent CMS (see http://kevinschultz.com/revision_system_used_by_exponentcms.png).

I have an odd condition that I have no doubt created but can't back my way out of

I have put together a Drupal site for a non-profit organization that recently went live. One element of the site will be a "What's New" section, which currently is being done via a blog (bad idea?? Let me know!! I did ask before, and though I got some useful suggestions as to doing what I asked about, I didn't get any feedback about whether it was a good idea in the first place. My gut reaction is that it was not a good idea, but I'm still sufficiently new to Drupal not to know what the best solution is, and haven't got any positive feedback yet to set me on the straight and narrow. So feel free to set me straight.).

I have installed the 'access control' module, with the idea that some things might be posted for members only. This means that when creating content my editors can choose whether a post is accessible to anyone who accesses the site, or only to those who have an account and are logged in.

So far, there hasn't been any "members only" posts. Everything is designed for consumption by the general public. Unfortunately, it seems that some content is still being partially filtered. In particular, any attachments to a post are only accessible to logged-in administrators. The post itself is public, but attachments to the post only show up if you are logged in as an administrator. How do I make these attachments accessible to the world?

Here's an example: Go to http://www.pineridgeskiclub.ca/?q=node/104. The post refers to the attachments below, but unfortunately the attachments don't show up unless you are logged in as an administrator

I've been customizing a theme for my site http://www.toddalbert.com/ based on the Friendslight and Spreadfirefox themes. The site is starting to look okay in Firefox, but in IE the right sidebar leaps off the page every time I hover over a link in the main content area. I don't see why this is happening. I'm not a CSS guru, but I assume this is some IE CSS bug. Anyone have a suggestion?

Thanks,
Todd

my site: http://firefoxdownload.blogspot.com over to drupal?

My search does not work and I have no idea why. It says that 100% of my site is indexed and I have multiple occurances of the word oregon. Yet when I type oregon I get no results.
Hint: The watchdog shows:

Search: oregon ().

I don't know where the () come from, but they look rather suspicious. I am using Drupal 4.6.3.

I am open to ANY suggestions.

Andre