Post installation

#1. I was wondering how Drupal.org's front page was different from the rest?

#2. And/Or How do I add a page without the the "Submited by User on this date?"

Below where a user writes a blog entry, I want to add a box to attach a picture with a browse button to select a picture from their hard drive. Upon submitting the content, the picture would be resized to a standard size (determined in the code) and floated in the top left of the text upon display.

I've tried image assist, but to be honest it is too complicated for most users to figure out. The method I described above seems simple from a users perspective and a coding perspective. Can anyone help me to understand how to acheive this functionality?

Ok guys and girls,

I'm the type of guy that is never happy with what i do....Drupal is the bomb of CMS's out there, no questions. I'm just picky and want more. So, I would like to use a template I had bought a year ago to set up my own site, until I learned about CMS being easier to run a site, and now I wanto to implement that template with Drupal (after I accidently found the template in a folder on my system.., lol i forgot i even bought it).

I have a client that wants to change the page name of the sitemenu page. It appears as "site map" on my installation. I cannot figure out what I need to change in order to change this to "Library" (don't ask).

I have looked through sitemenu.module, I have tried suppressing the page title, but I can't figure out where Drupal is pulling "site map" for the page name for the sitemenu index.

Interestingly enough, the site_map module has the same issue. Any ideas where I might look to effect this change?

bob

I have my site set up so practically no content (except some basic nodes) is available to anonymous users. Registered (and verified) users can view others' user profiles as well as see a list of all users in CiviCRM. My question is, should I be worried about spam at all? Is there any way evil robots will be able to access registration-required parts of my site?

-ben

I found Sepeck's instructions on upgrading to 4.6.4 a lot easier to understand than the text on this page. (Sigh, why can't instructions be simpler?)

However, I am still mystified by 'First, check to see no database updates'. Where should I check for this?

To sum up, is the following all it takes to upgrade to 4.6.4 for those who don't want to upgrade by patching?