Deprecated - Usability feedback

I use taxonomy and taxonomy_menu to create my navigation.

I created a menu like this:

Home
About us -> opens a page
- Team -> opens a acidfree
(hidden Category "About us"
- Locations -> taxonomy-term
- Customer -> taxonomy-term

this was working but now after some changes I can not create any other multilevel menus, tried to do a simpel

M1
- M1

does not work.

does somebody as any idea?

Hey people! I'm new with this and I want to make one question.
I need to build a private website for my neighborhood, for using as forum, news, and neighbors commens and stuff like that. I'd like to know if drupal is the perfect tool for that, and if there is any way where i can show site's content only for people who enters some login and password

Thanks

If I tell robots.txt to disallow all when building the site, and then later want site indexed, is there a problem?

I'm thinking of telling robots.txt not to index anything when I'm building the site. I don't want to just take the site off line because a large part of what I'm testing is what anonymous sees, blah blah.

If I disallow all, and then later want the site indexed by Google (and others), will there be a problem?

I am a writer, not a programmer. I do not understand Drupal. So, I cannot provide much detail. Nor do I know the version of Drupal on which my site runs.

Having said that, my problem is this. Rather than the standard newest to oldest order for main page entries, they are for the most part now (after many months of smooth opperation) pretty much in reverse order with a few anomolous posts not in strict reverse chronological order.

Hello guys;

DrupalCON in Brussel anyone from South East Asians coming?

It is true that even in Malaysia, the websites are down for several hours without warning, and the webhosts are too dumb to not warning owners beforehand (or sometimes they dont even realize the server is down)

I was thinking about the problem users face when using a CMS - not just Drupal - this is to improve Drupal usability for those not accustomed to `weak bandwith' or weak webhosting server connections

Whereas most of websites and E-Commerce are owned by small companies and people like us who pay for webhostings which a lot of times go down without warning, or suddenly the connection breaks due to webhosting problem (not broadband or dial-up fault)

And users sometimes have only some precious seconds (if lucky, minutes) to submit articles.

Also for bandwidth savings, since dial-ups are by minutes, and broadband has packages (4 hours for example).

And we as Drupal-powered sites would like to be friendly to the users (writers) and not making them mad and raging for losing their works.

I really think that if this sort of SIREN is available then Drupal makes more outstanding CMS

The proposal is for a kind of ALERT (Flashing siren) to users when they are writing a content

Many are accustomed to Yahoo emailing where they just type in whatever they have in mind, maybe long articles, and just click `Send email'

Next time the version numbers of drupal change, we need to see to some major content creation interface overhaul.

Seriously. People have been complaining about unnecessary complexity and sheer ugly ui since '04 and earlier - and now, take a look at FactoryJoe's brilliant theoretical overhaul from last year (a project since abandoned).

We need that.