Module development and code questions

I've written a module that has a custom page which shows a table of content which is quite wide. I'd like this page to only display the content and not the side columns. (There is navigation as part of the page header in my site.) Any thoughts on the best way to do this? Looking at it for a while it seams I may need to develop a new theme function which could be hard to maintain.

Hi All;

I've written a new module for uploading mp3 sermons. It has custom fields which can be preloaded from the mp3 file(s) (id3v1 or id3v2 tags) attached to the node using the standard attachment mechanism (upload.module). It has a page for showing, searching and sorting the sermon archive table as well as a block for latest and most popular sermons.

Hello,

I would like to see the ability to change my signature on every node that I have posted just by updating my profile. The current signiture just seems to print at the bottom of new posts and if I change it then it only changes it for future posts, not past posts.

Is this possable or would the drupal team consider adding this feature to the user.module?

Best regards,
Brett

Is this module intended to be used long term or it is a temporary fix? The download contains a patch for taxonomy.module which is rather dubious. It also only includes a .mysql but not a .pgsql file. I am hesitant to implement this module with it's new database requirements if the functionality is being considered for inclusion in the core in the future, even though it is needed now.

I am considering developing a module that regularly (using cron) checks a Drupal site (all or part) against various validation schemes such as the W3C's Markup Validation Service, CSS Validator, and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0, and the U.S. Section 508 Guidelines. The Drupal core and most of the essential modules already validate nicely against these tests, but obviously any user-submitted code would be at risk.

I have a highly formatted document which I would like to render in htmlarea as close as possible to the way it is rendered in Microsoft Word. I found that a simple cut and paste of the formatted text doesn't achieve my goal, so I figured I would go into htmlarea's "text mode" and insert straight HTML. I used Word's "Save As.. web page" to generate the HTML.