Drupal 4.7.x

Right now with the taxonomy module, when you click on a taxonomy term, you are taken to a page with all the nodes under that term.

This is not very useful when the nodes are long.

How do I return just the node title as a link? I do not want the full node.

I teach at a high school and a former student set up our site. It has worked fine for years, but all of a sudden we got this message:
Unable to connect to database server go to www.lincoln.pps.k12.or.us to view the entire message.

Is the problem with the server where our site resides? Hopefully the school district didn't make any changes to their server without telling us.

Thanks.....

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Hi all,

I uploaded some contrib modules into the wrong folder. Instead of using drupal/sites/all/modules I put them into drupal/modules (where the core-modules are).

What do I do, to get them to drupal/sites/all/modules?

• just move them
• deactivate, move the module's folder to the new location, re-activate
• or completely different

Regards
jan

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I cannot figure out how to modify the CSS or graphics for some taxomony fields for CCK.

Here is a snag:

http://www.tweakedeye.com/taxsnag.jpg

I am using the Gagagarin theme.

Thanks for the help.