Post installation

there's some documentation for theming individual nodes in the phpTemplate handbook, but is there a way to do this for modules? for instance i want titles on some of my blocks, but i'd rather get rid of the bit that says "user login" for the login block, make it say "login" instead of "Log in" etc.

editing the module directly, particularly with the user.module, seems to cause flaky results as well as making upgrades more difficult in the fugure, so i'd rather avoid that if possible.

I did a search, of course, and got directions to put:
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/favicon.ico" /> in the head section of the page.tpl.php file in the theme folder.

and I put the favicon (which is working on another site (html static pages)) in the root folder of my drupal site with above code

and the drupal icon is still there. tried a couple different browsers, emptied cache, etc.

is there somewhere else i need to change something (something that is telling drupal to put up its own logo)?

thanks

I downloaded jobsearch module and activated the job and resume modules but I don't see job or resume and settings. So how does one use these modules?

I am a teacher and trying to set up a site for my students to interact with. Many of the students have net access but are not able to obtain emails as their parents disallow it (with good reason). Is there a way that a reasonably adept person can make drupal just auto register a user based upon a submission....or even give the admin the option to approve a user STILL without sending an email? Either method would be acceptable.

Thanks for the help!

~Todd

Hi. The "Issues" system used here seems to be very well done. I've searched and looked around, but have been unable to find it for download anywhere. Is it available? Given the open-source nature of Drupal, I'd think it would be. =P

Hey all.

I've got the excellent FlashChat from www.tufat.com but is there really no intergration with Drupal available? It comes with an integration installer but Drupal is not on the list. Joomla, Moodle, PHP-Nuke, GeekLog, etc. are on the list, though.

Best regards,
Rasmusam