Drupal 4.7.x

I'm feeling pretty sheepish because the answer is probably really obvious... I've been searching for close to an hour and can't figure out how to show a block only to authenticated users.

The following code makes sense if I were to do this in PHPTemplate:

I have installed Drupal and am working on the look of it right now. I would like to have my logo centered but after reading 4 pages of search results for centering logos, I still have not been able to figure out what to do. I have tried every workaround via css that I saw posted here and none of them work. Is there a trick that I am missing? Youc an see it here http:/www.expatsinitaly-blog.com

Hi,

On my host I'm allowed only one database, so I would like to use prefix for drupal tables. Drupal is easy to configure like this, because of the prefix option in the config files, but how to create correct tables?

If I use with phpmyadmin the database.mysql file to do my SQL query, it will create several tables, but without the prefix. Is there a way to tell mysql to add the prefix to the query, or do I have to edit the database.mysql to match my needs? (and add this prefix to ALL queries in this file)

Thanks

HDI fix the message text box in spreadfirefox? It doesn't appear correctly in internet explorer (it is off centre and does not line up with other items on the page). Looks great in firefox (which really is the only one I use), but I do like to keep everyone happy.

Here is the page in question, but it happens at other places as well.

http://madivad.com.au/contact

regards

madivad                   
http://madivad.com

At the ad-hoc code sprint in Vancouver a few days ago, Dries committed a patch which adds an _install hook to drupal modules.
This is a significant improvement over the current system, as (apart from installing drupal core) you will no longer need to go to the shell,
or phpmyadmin to install a module scheme. This means that modules can now create their own database tables when they are initialised for the first time.
To avoid all this from being loaded all the time , you create a mymodule.install file in your module directory, which

Just a note, I've been using Drupal for about a week.. have my site up and am happy with the results. I can tell you that Drupal is an outstanding and very powerful project.. the complexity of its logic is staggering. Merely from a site administrator/theme creators point-of-view, the brushes that I've had with working out kinks really impress me at how much goes on under the hood. Its Friday and you all deserve at least a round of beers! thanks for the hard work and attention to detail.