General discussion

What does it mean when it asks if I want files to be Public or Private? Which would be better for a site?

I am guessing that when it says Public, it means that the files could potentially be hotlinked but private would mean the files being sent to the user by Drupal?

Hello everyone,

I do not know if it is only me or everyone has the same problem but here is what it is:
When you clear the browser cache and try to access your Drupal site using xtemplate themes, you get a view similar to example theme with no formatting applied for a second or half seconds, then it applies the theme to it and after that everything is cached and you are good to go, but like I said whenever you clear the cache again or if someone is viewing the site for the first time he gets that thing. It is not a big issue but I think it would be better if it was not there.

I am trying to create a page node and add a specific aggregator feed to it. I tried using:
inlude(http://www.mysite.com/?q=aggregator&feed=1);

But this includes my whole website into the page not just the feed. Is there an easy way of doing that?

Thanks
KC

I installed Htmlarea per the instructions. Checked all the boxes in modules and htmlarea administration. Everything seemed perfect, except none of it has any effect on the default drupal editor.

What's going on here?

Ric

I'd like to have a feature-rich text editor on my frontpage just like this guy did his:

http://willy.boerland.com/myblog/node/view/5084

How do I do this? I'm a newbie, so go slow.