Post installation

thing is that i need full control over the html of the content .....

for example i have block with three items:

books
prints
posters

when i look to the site there is this list

• books
• prints
• posters

where each li tag have class "leaf"

now i need to edit the class so each li will have same one as name of the item, but even in themes editor there whole this list in $content ... :(

thanx a lot for any ideas

Hi, I cannot find way how to find some text only by part of word.

For example: I will put keyword: "individual"
But it will not find nodes where is word: "individually"
How to set that when somebody will write word "individual", it will also find him nodes with "individually"?

Or is there only solution to use Tripsearch?

Thank you for help.

D. Rama

Hi guys,

I'm a really newbie to Drupal (I've been using it for less than three days) and I'm wondering how is it possible to recall a sort of "Latest News" (or things like that, such as "Latest Downloads", etc.), listing each title.

Coming from Mambo/Joomla experience, I was used to recall modules loaded in a specific region, even customly defined (eg. 'myregion'), who made the trick, so that I simply had to call the function 'mosLoadModule' (sorry for the quotation from another rival... :P ) to have the contents of a given region displaied, everywhere in the page.

Wondering if anyone has worked out how to have book pages sorted by date entered (which would also be by node#), instead of alphabetically after weight.

I have set up a book to post meeting minutes, which I thought would be perfect for this, and is, except for the sort order (on the parents page, the book navigation block, and the print version).

Adjusting the weight each entry is not a good option.

I can find where it's sorting in the code, but it's very integrated throughout, calling the weight + title. I don't know how I can target the node# or date.

I have spent nearly a month trying to use taxonomy to replicate a three level, single hierarchy site structure (a parent term, a few child terms and several sub-terms for the child terms).

How do I go about changing node types for various posts?

I'm in charge of re-doing a site that was not organized well at all.

Many items were posted as "pages" when they actually should have been "blogs" or "stories."

How can I easily go about changing these? I could go through and copy/paste into a new node, delete the old one, and use an URL alias on the new post that allows the old address to point to it. However, that's time consuming-- especially for more than a hundred posts.