Drupal Use

It's great to see a site in use – a classy and professional site for an incredible person – but though built on a budget clearly we can and will make it easier to use for subscriptions and notification purposes:

Hello Everybody -

How do we add an image to a custom defined, textual block?

You can change menus here:

Edit the custom block in question, at a URL like:

http://example.com/admin/build/block/configure/block/41

What's the easiest way to get content from the IBO to the MCJ website?

Go to the page:
http://camparrowhead.us/volunteer-applications

Click the edit tab.

Scroll down to File attachments. Click to expand if necessary.

Attach new file, click Browse.

Find the document on your computer and hit OK/Open.

Now click Attach.

Check off which attachments you want listed on the page.

Click Submit.

Done!

Ask Agaric: how to get colorful, styled text within the content I write?

One request: we are trying to get more color and liveliness into the site. Can you give me the HTML code for purple font? I’d like to change all the headings in the verbiage to purple…! Thanks.

In Drupal, you can set the user (author) and date of a comment to something other than yourself and that moment, if you have administer comments permission– just not while posting.

If you click the edit link for the comment after posting, there will be a collapsed "Administration" section where you can change the username and posting timestamp, just like you can for a node.

This post is about the main site feed, found on any Drupal site by adding /rss.xml to the site's main web address. (Drupal can also create all kinds of feeds for taxonomy terms and views.)

Hi Ben,

I have some things like photos and some audio files and whatnot I could add to the site.

How do I know where something will end up and how it will be listed on the menus? For some reason I haven't figured that out.

It's easy to set up Flock to blog to your Drupal site (or your blog on some huge community Drupal site!)

There's probably more than one way to set the settings (such as by clicking self-hosted blog under Blogging in the Accounts and Services sidebar), but here's one direct way that worked for Agaric:

1. In Flock, go to File » New Blog Post

http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2006/04/vocabulary_land.html

A landing page (in fact, every page) can only cause one of five actions:

* Get a visitor to click (to go to another page, on your site or someone else's)
* Get a visitor to buy
* Get a visitor to give permission for you to follow up (by email, phone, etc.). This includes registration of course.