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drupal 6<br />
website.com/events<br />
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is blank on the left<br />
and has a block on the right<br />
subtitle<br />
past events<br />
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and links to pages are listed<br />
<br />
how to add another link page<br />

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drupal 6
website.com/events

is blank on the left
and has a block on the right
subtitle
past events

and links to pages are listed

how to add another link page


drupal 6 add another link to a page

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