Post installation

Hi,

I am really lost with Drupal. I have been trying to setup a website for two months using Drupal and it seems easier just to use a simple program like MS Word to do it instead!

The following line is extracted from the 'Rolling your own system vs. using Drupal - The Drupal path is fun and educational' section on the Drupal site:

"With Drupal, the framework is in place and you can focus on the 'meat' of your project."

I know that Drupal is much more functional but I am yet to realise it's potential for managing web-content :(

How do I make, that breadcrumbs were shown on all pages, including nodes, and its structure was based on the menu?

taxonomy.context module adds breadcrums to the nodes. But it make breadcrumbs based on taxonomy and it is not necessary for me.

I cannot use taxonomy-based structure due to I want to make nested newslines.

I want make hierarchical site, where parent terms show all nodes of their child terms. I could not find automatical methods to realize this, so I make menu with next structure:

- "News" - path: taxonomy/term/1+2+3 - alias: /news
- "Site news" - path: taxonomy/term/2 - alias: /news/site
- "Music news" - path: taxonomy/term/3 - alias: /news/music

If we use path aliases with constructions like "term/1+2+3", such menu items are working fine.

I use right method, or any better exists?

Hello,

I'm using Drupal as a content manager to easily write my CV on my new domain.
Can you disable the posting information in the page style content?
I do not wish for people to see "By jmmo20 at 27/11/2005 - 14:17" for example.

Thanks.

Hello!

Thanks for the interesting theme GWorks!
I found in the original site www.gworks.ca it's possible highlight active sections, so if I'm in any page in "About us" section, this section in main menu has another color.
How can I dow it in my site?

Thanks.

I'm looking for a way to let Drupal displays nodes of a taxonomy term AND nodes of all children terms.

My plan is to patch the code part involved in selecting all nodes linked to a taxonomy term.
The function "taxonomy_select_nodes" inside module "taxonomy.module" looks promising but I wasn't able to find where this function is called. Drupal's API didn't help me.
The function "taxonomy_select_nodes" has an interesting parameter called "depth" (default = 0) that specifies how many levels of the taxonomy hierarchical tree must be considered.