Post installation

Hi everyone,

Is there a way to show the forum posts since last visit in 4.6.3?

The recent posts using the tracker is not adequate, as it shows all recent posts regardless of whether or not they are forum posts. And the listing of recent posts changes as other people are posting to the site, while you are looking at the list of recent posts. So that when you click on the next page, you are not getting a continuation of the recent posts list that you were looking at, but the next page in relation to all current recent posts at that moment.

New to the whole drupal thing

Something just hit me, Modular design of drupals backend is cool mix and match this with that but something just occur to me….

If I want to add extra modules to my site they all will be displayed through the node.tpl.php file…. correct mmmhh

But I don’t want to clone all the displays output to have comments I need to change the way in which the data is formatted .. like blogs have comments pages and stories don’t

I am currently using the profile module and I need to put some text above the registration form.
How would I do this.

If I need to hack this in, what module function do I need to hack.

Please help, Thanks

I've installed HTMLAREA with little or no problems.... except for one.

I'm only using it on my forums, and when people post it works great. When people try to edit their posts, however, they get a bunch of HTML to wade through.

I've tried adding:

node/*/edit
node/*/edit.body
node/edit.body

to the htmlarea settings, and yet it still doesn't show up when someone tries to edit their posting. Please help before I stop using it all together.

Hi all!

Very new drupal user from Italy here!
Great work! But:

How do I add a gif in the body only of the home page?
I am using the friendselectric theme and I want an image in the homepage in the center, between the two columns.
Other question: to have it right in the center of the white big central column of this theme I must create a new CSS definition for this image?

Thank you a lot in advance!!

Filippo

Pardon this newbie question.

The Drupal search indexing function (called through crontab.php) does an impressive job of indexing the content of my nodes.
I note that it does not index the content of

comments in my nodes. This is obviously the correct behaviour.

Is there a quick and easy way of overriding this behaviour? In other words, I want to place extra keywords inside HTML comments that does not visibly appear in the regular text within the story.