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Problem with path settings on block configuration

Hello,

I have a custom block that I don't want to show up until after users have logged in. This apparently was the default on an earlier version of Drupal that I was using. However, on the current version (4.3.2) this block shows up on the initial login page. I tried to turn it off by using the instructions on the configuration -> blocks -> help page, experimenting with different path statements.

How can I add custom tags without the effecting the rest of the content

I've modified the xtempleate default css and added new style for a .code block, hoping I can display if on a gray background. It seems to work fine, only the rest of the text seems to loose the existing tags for paragraphs which are generated automatically and treates it as plain text.

What is the right way to modify the css and add new styles?

Thanks,

Block path with chameleon

I have just upgraded to 4.4rc. I have noticed that the path expression <(/|index\.php)$> which is meant to display the block only on the front page works with xtemplate (pushbutton) but not with chameleon. With chameleon the block does not show up at all. Any suggestions as to how this might be fixed? Thanks.

Use taxonomy for dates?

no-- not using tax to get a hot date, but...

I'm looking for a way to create a taxonomy of yearly dates (ie. 30 BC, 1264, 1888, 1986, etc.) to be linked whenever a date is used in a post (I'm writing a good deal historical material). So 1986 would link to a page that contained all the relevant events of that year, etc.

But I have a couple concerns with doing this (I'm not well versed in Drupal's feature set):

Comments problems

Drupal 4.3.2
New comments are not showing on the site in the moderation queue.

specifically administer --> comments -> overview, then click on "comment approval queue" there appears only a list of existing approved comments, no new ones to approve. The only way I can seem to get them to show is by going directly into the "comments" table in the database (for which I am usung mysqlcc) and change "status" from "1" to "0" for the comment.

WTF am i doing wrong?

PS comments I post from my account get shown automatically, presumably as i am the admin.

Removing "Comment Viewing Options" in forum

How do I remove "Comment Viewing Options" in the forum? On my site the options "threaded list - expanded Date - newest first appears when you view a topic someone posted, but I would rather just have a nice clean list of replies, like here on drupal.org. There must be a switch? ...

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