Converting to Drupal

Hello all!

I've been looking at the forums for some time now, but i haven't managed to find an answer to my "problem".

The project is to create a website for a local band, which is fairly simple. However, they want the possibility to update the content themself (news, discography, upload songs, pictures and so on), thus i'm looking at Drupal, so i don't have to make a cms myself.

The site is using AJAX in order to have a Music Player beeing active during the visitors entire visit.

What i basicaly want DRUPAL to do, is to maintain the content :)

Obviously it is a design problem...

The only thing I need is a "current" or "active" status for a primary link until watching child notes of this parent link. But I can't bring it to light how does it work.

Drupal has just a fake hierarchy with rewrite urls

I tried to change my website from typo3 into drupal but now I must capitulate. My website has a simple one-child-hierarchy. For the parent directories I used the primary links. For the child notes I defined block parts. I thought that every child note belongs to the parent link but they aren't. The primary link should be "active" until someone clicks on the lower child notes. But the primary links are just simple links and no real parent directories. Does anyone know a way to fix this problem?

I am the webmaster for the National Writing Project at Rutgers University: htp://www.nwprutgers.org

I'm currently exploring options to convert the static HTML site into Drupal. The executive board members of the NWP @ RU love the look and feel of the old page, and want to maintain that appearance; so this is a condition I have to meet in order to make the move.

hi,

I'm actually moving from drupal to wordpress
but I thought this was the most appropriate forum

I have been using the path and pathauto on my drupal blog

I'm now migrating to a wordpress install and I'm trying to make sure my urls stay the same.

Fro what I can see the url_alias table holds the slug that the user sees in the url in the dst field
my-blog-post
and this points to the internal src
node/1