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I'm looking for something that should be fairly fundamental for a CMS: a content type that lets a non-technical user write a basic web page with images placed in appropriate spots.
In other words, our non-technical users should be able to create something basic like:

Hi Everyone,
Recently I'm about to use Drupal 6 to build a list view where it will show a list of questions and its corresponding answers.

I've set up a question content type and answer content type and I'm using a cck nodereference field in the answer content type to refer to the question node id that ties to the answer.

Now I'm having trouble building a list effects like the following:

Hey i have converted my html/css website and added in the basic drupal code and have everything in position however i cant figure out how to change the layout of the content articles etc.

i would like a layout similar to this : http://www.jonalisblog.com/2011/03/glee-original-song-episode-38.html

I am using views to display all my node titles for a certain type in a glossary. My node titles are people's names and I am using HTML to display a list of fields once you click on the letter you want displayed. The list looks like this:

A
B
C
D
etc.

If you click on D, you get:

A
B
C
D
etc.

1. Doe, John, blah, blah

2. Doe, Sam, blah, blah

I want it to display like this:

A | B | C | D | etc.

1. Doe, John, blah, blah

2. Doe, Sam, blah, blah

Hi All,

My exposed filters in Views throws out URLs like the following:

"blah.com/blah/2?a[]=2&a[]=3&a[]=4&b[]=7&b[]=8"

I would like to shorten it to, if possible:

"blah.com/blah/2?a[]=2,3,4&b[]=7,8"

Is this asking the impossible or is there some simple module that gets in there and does this?

This module would need to work with Panels, since the View is embedded in a Panel, panel adding its own flourish to the URL:

"blah.com/blah/2/2/%25blah?a[]=2&a[]=3&a[]=4&b[]=7&b[]=8"

I'm looking at this under Languages==>Configure, and wondering if I should leave the site with a default language of English, allowing users to choose their own languages (The "None" selection), or if I should go with the "Path prefix with default language fallback"?????

It's early enough in the course of this site being developed that I'm not too worried about breaking any links, but I am concerned about SEO.

Hello Everyone,

I have a question regarding a web site I am creating in Drupal 6, its a computer repair website and for SEO purposes I need the site to generate pages for all suburbs. Basically the content on the site will have the same verbage but will liest suburbs that are clisked on in the title. For example if someone clicks on Manly it would say

Do you live or work in Middle Cove?

Do you need a computer technician to take care of your computer issues?
blah blah blah blah.

And thhe if someone clicks on North Sydney it would say

I have been toying with my own image upload script that ties into the Drupal API, but I wanted to know what others have done, so I'm asking, what have you done to integrate custom image upload features?

I need a dev's help, too: Is it safe to use an upload script inside a theme? Currently, to keep things as simple as possible, I have a "upload.php" script in the base directory. It does what "index.php" does, except it doesn't call the theme. The upload script just loads the theme's css files directly to look like it's part of the same site system.

Ok, so I want to use jquery tools for my UI, but outside contributed modules, I'm not sure how to get them plugged in...

There are good examples of effects on jQuery, i.e. the coda slider , can I override a form and put the jQuery code in there? or does it need to be modified with the Drupal Javascript API somehow. I guess that's where I'm stuck: what has to be changed from normal javascript\jQuery code to make Drupal be able to use it.