Post installation

It would be extrordinarily useful to me to be able to assign different themes to different content types - news feed, story, blog etc...

I am especially interested in being able to assign different footers to different content types.

Alternatively, I suppose I could accomplish much of what I want to do by associating different themes and/or footers to different taxonomy terms or vocabularies.

(I suppose in drupal-topia one would be able to do both).

I been all through the adminstration interface and clearly this is not default behaviour.

I like the ability to list content based on taxonomy terms, however, I don't want to do this for all vocabularies. Is it possible to define "hidden" vocabularies that you can use to select content etc, but that users can't see?

Here you can see what I am talking about:
http://www.bostonlykeion.org/education.htm

"Related terms:Education."

That??

I just like to create simple pages like welcome page or about page and I don't want to have a date time stamp or author's name.

PS
This kind of default feature is really silly.

Any help is greatly appreciated,
Leszek

I've defined a book. I want every page in that book to be assigned to the same Category automatically. I would prefer that child pages automatically assume the category of their parent, and not even show the Category dropdown.

The reason is that I have access control set up by category. I want only users in a particular role to be able to access this book. There is a risk that on adding a page, the author will neglect/forget to select the proper Category, and the node will become generally accessible to the wrong users.

Hi guys

Where in the drupal code is the login text defined I would like to replace the text with a login button, I'm using the blix theme

hope some one can help out