After trying a couple of CMS, I have settled for Drupal. It seems like a good solution. The support forums are great and I solved many problems by searching them.
I am trying to make my website less blog-like.
I need a page like http://drupal.org/handbooks, where there is a message at the top under a heading like "Drupal handbooks" in this case. Then, I want content to be indexed under different headings like "Installation and Upgradation" etc. I want the exact same structure of the page as is there.
I use Spreadfirefox as theme in Drupal 4.6.3.
Why does the content appear below the sidebars (the space between left and right sidebars is completely blank except for the first post, the next posts appear "far down")?
Hmm, so I need make a "multilingual" site (two languages) and I would like to know if someone know some solution that I wouldn't need install two drupal in different locations and link them ...
Would be nice a drupal system that could support two languages, that visitors could select on somewhere in the page, and the articles and images of galleries would change the language, Is any already solution for it?
I have read a number of posts regarding the possibilities of having a block that automatically lists a site's Blogs by blogger's name. That way people could follow one person's blog without seraching through every single blog.
I tried the syndicate (more) module but that didn't really work for me. Also had a look at other solutions, but they don;t seem to deliver a clean way to list blogger names in a block :-(
Unfortunately I am no use whatsoever with php - otherwise I'd try myself. Does anyone have a solution for this problem?
The "code" tags in my post and it doesn't renders the spaces correctly. Pointers are much appreciated.
First, I have to enclose each *line* of code with the start and end code tags. If I enclose a bunch of lines of codes in the "start" and "end" code tags only the first line of code is affected!
Second, I would like to get the indentation of code correctly rendered. How do I do that?