currently uses this display format:
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<h2>%group_name%</h2>%group_listing% in the Group Level 1 contents, and
<LI>%asset_short_name_linked%<BR>%asset_metadata_Summary%</LI> this in the Default contents for the asset listing page.
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How do I:
A. Get the group name to STOP indenting the text automatically, and
B. Change the group_name keyword to display the asset meta data date as the printed title in the page? instead of the folder name?
Do you have a page you can show us? This just sounds like a CSS issue.
You can't expose metadata for the group -- the only keywords available in the Group Format bodycopy are listing in the drop-down box.
I have controlled the CSS for the div tag, it seems to indent the group heading because it is a group heading.
I cant show you :( its all permission based zones.
Being a group heading should have nothing to do with styles. Browsers by default give all headings (H1, H2, etc.) margin and padding, so you need to make sure to remove those. Give the heading a class, and remove the default margin and padding, and see if that helps.
Hi
If you find the answer to this one I need to know it too. I am building a site in Drupal and the pages all indent on the first line (Header or otherwise) of each page in Internet Explorer only…
In Firefox and in Safari apparently there is no problem.
I assume it is an IE issue that requires some kind of fix in the html so if anyone can help with that I would appreciate it 
Linda
[quote]Hi
If you find the answer to this one I need to know it too. I am building a site in Drupal and the pages all indent on the first line (Header or otherwise) of each page in Internet Explorer only…
In Firefox and in Safari apparently there is no problem.
I assume it is an IE issue that requires some kind of fix in the html so if anyone can help with that I would appreciate it
Linda[/quote]
Ok people, we need to see some sort of link to the pages to trouble shoot these. Send me a link, or even the HTML. Are you having problems in all versions of IE? Or just the dreaded IE6?
I'm pretty sure you can expose metadata for the group... If you can't get this working try fiddling with %parent_metadata_metadatafieldname% or %group_metadata_metadatafieldname%
[quote]How do I:
A. Get the group name to STOP indenting the text automatically, and
B. Change the group_name keyword to display the asset meta data date as the printed title in the page? instead of the folder name?[/quote]
A. sounds like CSS for sure...
B. sounds like you are missing the purpose of grouping. Grouping assumes a 1 to many amount of assets below what's shown in the grouping bodycopy, and the group_list keyword is used to display the entire list of 1 to many assets below the parent. It is because of this that you are unable to put attributes of the listed assets within the grouping type format.
This could only possibly work if you're grouping by Parent Asset. However, if you're grouping by metadata or asset attribute, this cannot work.