I'm trying to port a site to Drupal to help the management of it - anfd after finding most other CMS's very confusing, I've finally found one I really like so far.
However, I'm really having a job to understand taxonomy and categorising. I understand that pratically everything is stored in a node, however its then categorising these nodes that Im getting confused with.
At the moment, the site has a simple structure of:
* home
* about
* listings
* tutorials
* forums
* contact
This is my first theme I'm trying to bring into drupal but when I bring this block into say bluemarine it just shows as grey without my images. I'm not sure how the theme engine phptemplates handles tables etc.. My code renders fine in dreamweaver and in the browser so I'm not sure.
I used the search already but couldn't find a proper answer.
My question: how can i allow registred users to create a new category without giving him full access to the full hierarchy.
Please have a look at my example:
o Music
---> Pop
---> Punk
---> Rock
-----> a user should be able *here* to add a new category e.g. "Jethro Tull", "Rolling Stones" etc.
but he should *not* be able to add or change categories in the higher parts of the hierarchy like adding "Folk" to Pop, Punk, Rock for example.
i'm developing a site that needs more fields as inputs and they need to be presented
in the front page and in another page. now if it's a story it just asks for the title and body.. but i need to add more fields like name, url, rating, etc..
is there any option in drupal else i've to create a separate module??
pls help me regarding this asap..