I need to theme a menu so that each level has different class in CSS. This needs to be done over template.php and additional code that adds menu level value to your links.

Here is the code you paste in template.php for drupal 7

After reading on many places that drupal should work better with MPM-worker and fcgid I decided to swith my debain to that configuration. For that I had to do the usuall, collect the info around the web and hope for the best. So here goes information about this on Debian Linux.

First we need to install worker and FastCGI

Often you can see if drupal site is bloated with modules if you just check how many of them are enabled, you can do this quickly with mysql command.

select name from system 
where type = 'module' and status = 1 
order by name;

I used revisions and almost emidietly regreted. Revisions are just like other nodes. So if you use views to display them, then you will have by default both original nodes and their revisions displayed. What you could probably do is use content revision type of view, but you still get all the nodes there. I tried with some relationships but no luck.

So you bring your site on localhost for some testing or faster developing and then you get not accessable admin section? Somehow drupal has problem with this and "check update module", so what you need to do is disable it.

This is more or less what you need

http://library.linode.com/security/sftp-jails

Just add user before with useradd and then add this as on the link before.

Adding colorobox to link is not so hard. You need to follow module instructions and it will work, just be careful to add EMBED code to URL, not just plain link. For example when adding You Tube video do this

As views and even more panels are not perfect when it comes to translations if you need to have some fixed label with translation for some view/panel. You can create custom token for it and then just translate it over translation interface. Token creation is simple, just use this guide

I just installed mysql tuner to try and tune mysql,

http://www.ubuntugeek.com/mysqltuner-check-your-mysql-server-performanc…

Hopeing it helps with drupal and hogging of apache.

Well the year is 2012 and you must use microdata, there is a microdata module for drupal 7, but if you are still at drupal 6 you will need to customize. I have been using vote up/down module for my ratings so I needed to change template file of the module to add this microformats to node display so I added this code at the end of widget.tpl.php