Post installation

Hi all,

I was wondering, is it possible to create a page hierarchy is Drupal, so that I can create subpages to the homepages, subsubpages etc, and that your location shows up in the breadcrumb trail?

Also, once you create a new node, and say you don't want it to appear on the front page but only link to it from a single page, how would you create that link?

Thanks v much in advance
Adrian

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Hello all,

I just successfully installed Drupal-4.4.2 and enabled some core modules on my personal website. I also read the Drupal Handbook to get some information about how Drupal works and how to use it. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to read the information I need on how to properly administer (and customize) my Drupal setup. The handbook is not that informative as what I expected. The administration section is also not that newbie friendly like any other Open Source CMS projects like XOOPS, *Nukes, Tiki-Wiki, etc. I am not a PHP developer and I'm hoping that someone could help me with my problems and here they are:

[1] I noticed that the "Navigation" block is published by default. How can I remove it or maybe replace it with the word "MAIN MENU"?

[2] How can I add a MAIN MENU block that contains several topics/categories like for example:

MAIN MENU

About Us

Downloads

Gallery

Calendar

Bookmarks

Contact Us

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