- Domain Name
- Web Hosting Account - Opening and Basic Setup
- Web Hosting Account - Installation Drupal 5.7 (Applicable for 5.12 Too)
- Welcome To Your New Drupal Website!
- 'Standard Web Site' - 4 Pages
- Basic Concepts In A Nutshell
- Basic Site Settings, File Configurations
- Web Site 'Looks' Or Default Templates
- Contributed (External) Modules/Themes In 'public_html/sites' Folder
- Add Theme (External) - Aberdeen
- Adding 'External'/Contributed Module - Nodewords For Search Engine Keywords
- Feedback Form For Visitor To Send
- Image Gallery
- Learn To Put An Image Using HTML Image Tag
- Changing Background, Styling of Themes
- For Multiple Websites With One Drupal Installation
- Trouble Shooting
- Login Twice problem
- Block Header Error Messages
- Fatal error: Can't open file: 'sessions.MYI'
- Disable RSS Feed Icon
- Error "Cannot Modify Header ......."
- Fatal error: Call to undefined function: civicrm_initialize()
- Indentation - Left Justification Problem
- Invalid argument foreach()
- Parse error... unexpected T_DNUMBER
- Unable to connect to database server
- A Word About Taxonomy
- Some Basic Tools We Need
- Creating Book Content - Using Book Module
- User Settings And Our 3rd 'Login' (Authenticated) User 'Sam'
- Creating Blog Content With Attached Image Module
- Security, Security, More Security
- How To Upgrade Drupal 5.7 To 5.8
- Storage And Bandwidth - How Much We Need?
Indentation - Left Justification Problem
The new Drupal install creates paragraphs that are indented (making it ugly).
Note: 2nd,3rd..and other paras are all okay - only first para is indented. One way is to set the page to display 'submitted by' and 'date'. The indent problem will go away.
A better solution (to make all left justified) is just change padding to 0 as below in style.css
.node .taxonomy {
color: #999;
font-size: 0.83em;
/* padding: 1.5em; ************************ */
padding: 0em;
}
It is the default taxonomy feature giving this 'frist-para indented' problem.
See thread Indent Thread