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Hi all,

Hello,

I'm wondering what the thoughts on waiting for Drupal 7 to be released (January 24th?) if I'm starting construction on a brand new site?

Should I try to push the client to wait a month while we complete wireframes and architecture so we can build on 7?

Thanks for your thoughts!

Well, another one probably heading towards the Drupal world...

I've been running a car club site on PostNuke for a bit over five years, so I'm very familiar with their way of doing things. PostNuke has upgraded to Zikula, and - whilst it's a good CMS - there's a few of the add-in modules which I've been relying on which don't seem to be alive any more. The pace of development has dropped off, and I'm starting to wonder if the version upgrade is worth it, or if I'd be better pushing my effort into a move to another CMS.

I know you lot are just a bit biased, so you won't disagree when I say that Drupal seems to be the platform of choice.

The basic structure of the site is that unregistered users get access to a lot of the content, but registered users get a little more. If a registered user is one of the c.2500 current paid members of the club (this is a mainly offline club, with real-world events and meetings, and a monthly dead-tree-edition magazine), then they get access to everything - they tell us their username via a form, allowing us to manually tie the two together behind the scenes, with access controlled by physically adding the user to or removing them from a group.

Having a first look around Drupal, I'm seeing that most things I'm doing now have direct equivalents, and migration looks relatively straightforward for most.

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Overview

Six Faith Studio is my new current personal portfolio and blog about design and another artwork, The website was launched in the november 2009.

Currently the website shows all the content from freebies, review and my portfolio, despite all content is not uploaded yet. and yes it's still on active development

The site was building under Drupal 7 core, and Garland based Themes. But the theme was extremely rebuild to make it more simple, clean and white space !. The themes was inspired by the winning design Shalom Typo for the typographic template contest at Smashing Magazine by the german designer David Hellmann. I really love it, especially for the blog layout.

Theming

Theming process is a little tricky and most of the site development time was spent on, because it's using Drupal 7 that was still beta till today and the API themes was on active development. Some feature of the theme that I build.

1. Based Official Drupal 7 Themes - Garland
2. Designed for blog look a like