Post installation

I'm trying to get distributed authentication to work on snoop.alphanet.ch, but for some reason it doesn't work with drupal.org user ID. Drupal module is enabled and in stock configuration, I'm running 4.4.1.

I entered "mousse-man@www.drupal.org" and the password (else I wouldn't be here...), but nada. Do I need to open a special port on the firewall so that Drupal can get out (besides port 80?)? Or do I have to customize something the drupal.org module?

Hi,

I am using the import module, so that news feeds show up as nodes. It works great, except that I'd prefer that news items didn't show up on the 'Recent Posts' node of the tracker module.

Is this possible?

Hi,

I am using the import module, so that news feeds show up as nodes. It works great, except that I'd prefer that news items didn't show up on the 'Recent Posts' node of the tracker module.

Is this possible?

I would like to separate some sections by changing their respective CSS file.

Something like www.csszengarden.com, but to change dynamically.

I have sections sorted in taxonomy vocabularies and terms, some of them
are individual pages.

The website would have 1 main colour scheme and 5-6 different ones, in separate CSS files.

I was wondering if someone could give me an advice on implementing this feature?

Hello all,

I currently have a freshly installed Drupal site configured at home. I have plenty of time to work on it; the problem is that most of that time is while I'm out, without any internet access. I do have my laptop with me, however.

I'm using Drupal as a personal site... I don't anticipate anyone else creating content or anything, but I wouldn't be surprised if I get a few comments once in a while. I was planning on setting up Apache2, MySQL and Drupal on my laptop, working on the site there and then updating the production server when I can.

I don't see a calendar module. I looked at the Services page and found an example of a calendar created by one of the consultants. Help me understand where this feature is in drupal.

See http://www.nshp.org/event/2004/06/7 for a working example of something I'd like to implement on my site.