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How to filter inappropriate language

I'm wondering if there's some way to create a word list that will be used as a filter for comments people post on my site. I'm currently using the smileys module to do it but as far as I can tell it doesn't filter things in the subject of comments. Does anyone know of a better solution for this problem?

oh i am so frustrated

my problem is simply that. I activated the page module and am trying to add a static page and a link in the navigation to it . Sounds so simple. i provide a title and a body, and add a link name and description and select html because there is no php code in it. i submit it and it is displayed fine on the front page but there is no link in navigation for that page.
I have been searching and reading anything that says static in it but non eclearly addresses that. maybe it is only me having the problem. any help will be appreciated.

thanks

koksal

Taxonomy by alpha

I have finely started to experience the power of the taxonomy system. Adding the terms was an interactive experience and I am quite pleased with the outcome. Except that they root terms are not in alphabetical order.

I thought I could just drop in to the database and sort them there but can’t seam to find them.

If any one has found a way to reorder them, I would be most appreciative for the help

How to change features categories under features module?

The features module provides a list of categories for submitting those features. I recognize this is primarily intended to support drupal.org, but I would find it quite useful for other applications as well. Is there a way to change the feature categorizations explicitly via administrative control (I can't seem to find one, if there is). Alternatively, where might I look in the code base to make a change to the 'standard' list for my own purposes? Thanks!

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,

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