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Within your page.tpl.php file enter the following:

if (arg(0) == 'node' && is_numeric(arg(1)) && !arg(2)) {
  $node = node_load(arg(1));
  $taxonomy_terms = $node->taxonomy;
  foreach ($taxonomy_terms as $term) {
    $faq_tags .= ", $term->name";
  }
}
$faq_tags = substr($faq_tags,1);
print $faq_tags;

Enter the following within your customised template.

<? 
$taxonomy_terms = $node->taxonomy;
foreach ($taxonomy_terms as $term) {
  $faq_tags .= ", $term->name";   
}
$faq_tags = substr($faq_tags,1);  
?>

The variable $faq_tags is now available listing the terms separated by commas.

http://drupal.org/node/135130

These might help:

Within the Garland theme the secondary links have a bug in that they wrap. A quick fix is to change page.tpl.php as follows:

- <?php print theme('links', $secondary_links, array('class' => 'links secondary-links')) ?>
+ <?php print theme('links', $secondary_links, array('class' => 'links secondary-links')) ?>

Within your template.php file enter the following:

function yourthemename_node_form($form) {
 // Collapse fieldsets
 $form_elements = element_children($form);
 foreach ($form_elements as $element) {
 if ($form[$element]['#type'] == 'fieldset') { //Identify fieldsets and collapse them
 $form[$element]['#collapsible'] = TRUE;
 $form[$element]['#collapsed'] = TRUE;
 }
 }
 return drupal_render($form);
 }

The example below will split the variable $content into an array $column[0], $column[1] and so forth.

The split will occur where is located.

$columns = preg_split('/\/span>/i', $content);

To print the columns simply use:

print $column[0]
print $column[1]

Custom Front Page with the Views Module

If you have the Views Module installed, it will create a front page view located at http://example.com/frontpage. You can control the settings for that page at http://example.com/admin/build/views.

To edit the View for this type of custom front page, go to http://example.com/frontpage and click on the "Override" tab. Then create a Drupal View just as you would create any other Drupal View.

If you have the Views Module installed, be sure to block off that duplicate front page with the following robots.txt rule:

This module make the process nice and easy:

http://drupal.org/project/xmlsitemap

  ', '', $head);  print $head  ?>

Note the variable $head prints content-Type meta tag twice. Using the above code simply replaces the first occurance with nothing - i.e. removes it.