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Re: Node Types
Submitted by Drupalace on Thu, 2008-07-31 22:23.
Good question.
1) A few node types, like Page and Story, are (as far as I know) automatically available, whether you asked for them or not. I think you'd have to hack something to turn them off, and that's probably not wise.
2) A few others are built into a standard Drupal installation, but can be enabled/disabled as modules. Examples are Book and Blog Entry nodes.
3) Other node types come with third-party modules. As an example, the Image node type is created when you install and enable the Image module.
4) Finally, you can create your own original node types via CCK (assuming the CCK modules are installed and enabled).
Off the top of my head, those are what determine your choice of available node types!
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