By timj@www.drupal.org.uk on

Hi!

I was interested that flickr and delicious used drupal, but I also hear that design with drupal is slightly constrained, so how is it that both these sites don't look constrained in their design.

Can the design and the drupal aspect be seperate, if not why not?

thanks t

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jackdaw’s picture

jackdaw commented

What... Flickr uses Drupal ?!?

Wow, how ?

yelvington’s picture

yelvington commented

I don't know whether Flickr or Delicious make any use of the Drupal platform, but I do know there are many misconceptions about Drupal and site design that can be dispelled by reading the manual.

timj@www.drupal.org.uk’s picture

timj@www.drupal.org.uk commented

http://drupal.org/node/7133

greygoo’s picture

greygoo commented

that thread is 3 years old. i would just look up phptemplate, which is drupal default theme engine.

greygoo’s picture

greygoo commented

Drupal can be made to look like whatever you want if you know how.

These are drupal sites:
http://philwickham.com
http://www.zimmertwins.ca
http://www.projectopus.com

timj@www.drupal.org.uk’s picture

timj@www.drupal.org.uk commented

Thanks, I suppose it is a matter of seperating the design aspect from the other parts?!