So, I have two separate issues. I think I know the answer to one but just need clarification, and the other I have no clue.

1. How do I add an RSS icon to the top of blog pages, but nothing else?

I thought it might have something to do with the <?php print $feed_icons ?> in my page.tpl.php file, but I'm not quite sure.

2. Why doesn't the RSS icon appear in compatible browser menu bars (Safari, Firefox, etc.)?

It doesn't appear to be recognizing the fact that this is a feed. How can I trigger that?

One of the challenges I'm constantly facing now that I've re-done our entire site from the ground up in Drupal, is how to seek feedback, and also, how to decide which feedback to ignore.

This may not be a big enough topic for an entire episode, but could at least lead an episode. How do you get feedback? What feedback should be listened to? Etc...

So, here's the situation:

For one weekend of each month, instead of having a corporate worship gathering, our church worships by serving in our community. Cool, huh? I agree.

We recently migrated our site to Drupal (yay!), and are loving it! Our biggest need right now is to find a way to allow people to sign up for these serve projects.

We're not using event module or date api, we're just using Gcal events module, so the event sign-up modules through those won't work.

The views carousel of the podcast episodes doesn't appear to be styled at the bottom of the page of the reviews. In particular the Understanding Drupal review, at http://geeksandgod.com/reviews....

Greetings,

I'm trying to do something fairly specific, but hopefully there's a solution someone is aware of.

I'm trying to post a form on our Drupal site, that, when filled out, will automatically generate a printable page. That's it!

I need to have a combination of text fields, drop downs, and other information. It's going to be used multiple times a day by different users. Any thoughts?

Thanks!