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Hi
i m having a problem i m tryin to embed gallery2 in drupal but i have i have drupal and gallery2 installed standalone sperataly is there a way i can still embed gallery2 in drupal
if there is a way can someone please help me try to solve this
Thanks ...

Our site is organized by taxonomy terms, and breadcruming works correctly in all but one term.

In every node with this category, there are only two bread crums:

Home: node's term

I checked the taxonomy structure, and it looks the same as other similar ones.

Any idea of how to correct this?

How do I convert all my html files into drupal, and how to I have the content (node) URLS reflect the old structure?

My site www.pinkpt.com has over 1,000 pages of content, and I want to convert them automatically into drupal... is there a way to do this? I've spent the last few days trying to do it but to no avail and the only available option I could see was to do it manually. This brings me to my next problem.

I hope I phrased that correctly.

Here's what I mean:

Someone has entered a node (forum/page/story, etc.) and some of the comments and their comments really need to be split out to their own node(s) such as a new forum message.

Has anyone come up with a way to do this yet?

So I would like to create a content type that has the title, the date of the reception, the image and a description. The reason is that the organization has a monthly arts show and I would like them to be able to just enter the info into a few text fields and VOILA, the content is created with the proper layout (thereby also standardizing the layout).

So how would I go about doing this?

I am currently setting up a site, where I'd like to have a section on the main page with headlines, linking to a reverse-chronological list of "What's New...". This isn't for a 'portal' site, so I don't want that to be the main page, but would like to have a smaller block along the side or bottom with announcements.

A main goal is to give the site editors a consistent and easy way to add new announcements to the site. I don't want or need users to be able to comment on these announcements - this is strictly one-way communication.

There seem to be several ways to do this, but I'm not sure which is best.

I could have the editors write blog entries for this purpose, and the new entries could be shown on the main page using the "Recent Blog Posts" block. If I did this, though, I'd definitely want to change the block label to "What's New..." or "Announcements". It doesn't seem possible to change that through the admin menu, and I haven't been able to figure out where the label "Recent Blog Posts" comes from, even after doing a full grep search of my Drupal installation - where would I change that? The phrase shows up in /modules/blog.module, but if I change the text there the page won't load at all, so I'm guessing its more complicated than that.

Another option would be to set up a restricted forum that only the site editors could post to called "Announcements" or "What's New...", and then have a "New Forum Topics" block like on the Drupal site (again, changing the name for the block if I can figure out where the label comes from).