Drupal 7.x

Dear Drupal Friends,

I'm wondering if anyone could share their experiences offering freelance site maintenance services (such as upgrading Drupal Core and contributed modules) for clients once an initial design has been implemented. I don't want to scare off potential clients by also warning them that I would have to charge a fee for routine site maintenance, but it seems like that goes with the Drupal territory.

Does anyone have any recommendations as to:

We're a small, well-established, Toronto-based web agency with a ton of Drupal projects coming up. So we're seeking a front-end developer/themer for a 6 to 8-week contract to help deliver the goods.

For these projects, you will be handed a Drupal installation and a set of design mock-ups. You would then do your HTML, CSS and theming magic to bring the design to life.

The successful candidate must have:

Hey what's up, I was wondering what the best plugin for sitemaps is?

Honestly I am a wordpress user and most of the sites we do are in wordpress but a client has a drupal site and it's a pretty large national company. I want to get them a really nice sitemap plugin.

I know for wordpress I use one that generates a sitemap and then auto updates/pings anytime a new page or post is added.

I'm wondering what you guys think the best sitemap plugin is for Drupal.

Thanks in advance.

In the hopes that I might be able to take over maintenance of an existing drupal module, I created a drupal 7 port of the module in my sandbox. Obviously I had to choose a different name so I just called the repo module_d7.

Should I receive commit access to the actual module itself, what would be the best practice to migrate my sandbox into the full project that already exists?

I assume it would be helpful to have all of the existing commits from my sandbox added to the full project.

I have created a module, to create a list of content types, and display a list of them...

I will be able to choose wether to use ul or div or whatever tag I wanna wrap each element in the content
type in.



Now my question is, how would I make something like.. render($list['my_list']); and it would spit out all the
nodes in this content type? Or is that even how I would go about doing it?



I have created the entire backend for the module, I only need this render function...

Hello!

I want to hide the 'Home' links from the top.

I use Drupal 7 with Danland theme.

How to do it?