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Editing or creating a Drupal site where the search form stopped working or never worked in the first place? Enable 'Search' module in   http://sitename.com/ ?q=admin/module See   ?q=admin/settings/search   to see how many items are left to index.  If you see that the site says 0% indexed, 177 items to go or something along those lines, run cron. Run 'cron.php' from your browser like  http://www. sitename .com/cron.php Check   ?q=admin/settings/search   again to see the status of search module. That's it. Something I never thought to do while making the site, so hopefully this post helps someone else out.

I was recently using a theme that had a secondary posts section and I wanted to organize the categories of posts independently of each other. Thankfully, I stumbled across this plugin for Wordpress that is just an all-around great plugin:   Category Order and Taxonomy Terms Order . After installation, it creates a quick little Ajax driven drag and drop category sorter under your posts menu.