Post installation

With reference to http://drupal.org/node/23220...

I tried to change the random image snippet to show the latest posts but I was unsuccessful:

This shows the latest images but with descriptions:

Hello.
Do not display by and
https://gnunet.org/drupal/
for the category.
'The Categories block is displayed in the sidebar' If which module is
used, can you display it?

My best regards.

I want to change the way book pages display such that instead of displaying titles of subsections, they display more like the node_view. I'd like to make it like this:

TITLE
submitted by.....

Blah blah blah body text
--------------------------------------------
* Title - NodeVote score out of # votes
Teaser
(maybe a thumbnail thrown in on the left)

* Title - NodeVote score out of # votes
Teaser
(maybe a thumbnail thrown in on the left)

Hi all.

I want users can add comments to articles/stories.

That's what I've done:
-administer>modules>"comment" is enabled
-administer>content>configure>content types>story>configure>"Default comment setting" is set to "Read/Write"
-administer>access control>comment module>"access comments" and "post comments" are enabled for both anonymous and registeded users,

But I still can't see an "Add comment" or similar option under articles/stories.

What do I miss?

Thanks in advice.

I want to display the date a page was last revised/changed instead of the date it was created.

This displays the created on date. Is there something similar for revision dates?

 if ($submitted != "") {
  print "<div class=\"info\"><p>date posted: {$date}</p></div>";}

Hello,

I have created a block to include a file from a remote system. It looks good when the administrator account is logged on, but when an anonymouse or authenticated user logs on the root page will only show the information from when the block was created. If the user clicks on any other part of the site, the include shows updated information. But, when the user clicks back to the root page it reverts back to showing only old information.