Post installation

I have two kind of users:

- Normal user
- Advanced user

I want to configure Drupal in a way that texts from advanced users don’t need moderation and are automatically published, while normal users texts goes to the moderation queue.

I tryed to configure it on Content menu, but its not possible to configure more then one workflow.

How can I do that?

I am probably missing something extremely basic here.

I recently made up an "article" flexinode (patched with fleximax) thingi to work with the article.module, and it works brilliantly for the most part. Fleximax doesn't respect !--break-- but that's cool, I threw in a "teaser" field. The problem I'm having is that when you click on the title of the article from wherever (recent ones are on the front page and in the "latest articles" box, otherwise can be picked out of the articles index as per usual) to get the full view, the title is missing from the article.

Hello.

I want to create a new block and use raw html in that block.

For example, I want to display an image or two and include a couple of links.

However, when I click on Administer->Blocks->Add Block and enter my html the block is displayed exactly as I entered it (the image tag is displayed instead of the image, etc.)

How can I create blocks using raw html that will be displayed properly?

question 1: is it possible to make the userprofiles display the way they do on myspace? meaning, modularly? so that when you get to a user's profile, you can see and post comments, but also see alot of information about them? or anything similar to that? maybe even just have their page split into 2 columns and have their blogs show up in there?

question 2: how do i get rid of the left hand column in user profiles? so that when you go to someone's userpage it just shows their page?

I tried to follow the instructions for overriding the default user profile layout with your own.

I uploaded these files to my theme folder:

template.php

<?php
/**
* Catch the theme_item_list function, and redirect through the template api
*/
function phptemplate_user_profile($user, $fields = array()) {
// Pass to phptemplate, including translating the parameters to an associative array. The element names are the names that the variables
// will be assigned within your template.
return _phptemplate_callback('user_profile', array('user' => $user, 'fields' => $fields));
}
?>

user_profile.tlp.php

<div class="custom_profiles">
<div class="fields">City: <?php print $user->profile_city ?></div>
<div class="fields">Country: <?php print $user->profile_country ?></div>
<div class="fields">POstcode: <?php print $user->profile_postcode ?></div>
</div>

My profile pages are now empty. There's a helpful line in the source code that says:

Does anyone know how to fix this? Where did I go wrong? What am I missing?

I know there are several threads about this, but I can't puzzle it together. They only add to my confusion

I want to create a dropdown menu based on one of my vocabs like the one in
http://www.udm4.com/demos/style-chocolate.php
(put your mouse over "demo").

1. What is the best way doing it?
2. Is there a module that does that or should I write my own template?

Thanks,
David.