Theme development

In my site, I want the url to be friendly show the grouping of nodes (Example http://www.abc.com/tools/) and tools would show a bunch of other pages. How is this done in drupal? Can I group these into a category and be able to use that in the url? and get something like (http://www.abc.com/tools/node/4) or similiar?

Thanks for the help.

Looking for a Drupal 5x theme that has good support for pages and subpages with automatic navigation creation, either with dropdowns or something else...

As soon as a user is logged in, I want him/her to see right away on the front page what he has not read, or what has been updated since the last time he read it, without having to go look in "recent posts".

In node.tpl.php, I modified this section :

<?php if ($page == 0): ?>
  <h2><a href="<?php print $node_url ?>" title="<?php print $title ?>"><?php print $title ?></a></h2>  
<?php endif; ?>

To :

Hi !
I know it's possible to display the content of a block in a node with a module but I was wondering if it's possible to display the content of a node in a block ?

What I want to do is simple, my custom node type contents some custom fields related to the node and I want to display some of these fields in a block near the main content.

Do you know how I can do that please ?

Thank you.
Matt

On my site, I have a block that contains a message that links to a feedback form. The link name changes depending on what section of the site you are on.

For example, if you are on Environment Health News, you would see the link "Send us feedback on Environment Health News"

The Feedback does have all the choices the category field, but what I was wondering is if there is a way to select the category that matches the page the user came from?

Hi everybody,

I'm new to Drupal and I'm trying to make a new website using Drupal 5.1 and its Garland Theme.

The problem is that I defined the primary navigation links, but when I click one of them it does not remain "selected", with the triangle above it in a slightly different color than the other, as I saw it on other websites which use this theme.