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Does 4.7-beta-3 support G2 (gallery)?

Hey all
I'm wondering if 4.7-beta-3 supports G2 (Gallery 2). I've looked at the gallery module and it lists support for 4.6 only.

I would rather build my site on 4.7-beta-3 and then update it to stable 4.7 when it comes out. Putting 4.6.5 +G2 and then updating it to Drupal 4.7 when it makes to stable is going to be a big pain.

Thanks all
JohnyP

What does drupal.org use for its front page

Hi folks.

I'm trying to figure out what the drupal.org site uses for its front page. Basically, i've been looking over the drupal.org site trying to use drupal.org as an example of what you can do and how to do it.

The layout of the page is similar, yet not quite the same as the rest of the pages on the site. In particular, the three boxes (blocks?) on the top of the page which (today) show "happy birthday", "a mission", and "download" stuffs respectively.

Does drupal.org use the "frontpage" module?

patching 4.6 form_autocomplete to use UserSwitch.module 4.7

I would love to use the UserSwitcher.modulehttp://drupal.org/node/34273 on a 4.6 site but i'm not sure if patching form_autocomplete for 4.6 will do the trick. Anyone tried this?

Best practice for static content sites (plain html) coexisting with multiple drupal sites.

I have a domain that I want to setup with a drupal site accesible from the root of the domain (i.e. http://mydomain.com/). I also wish to setup a seperate site for a community portal under a subdomain (i.e. http://community_portal.mydomain.com/) and some test sites (i.e.

accessibility, standards compliant XHTML, css and tableless layout

I design and build static web sites that comply with accessibility guidelines, using standards compliant XHTML, css and tableless layout.

I now want to use an open source cms (i.e. a content management system, not a site design system) to help me manage site content without undermining the standards that I choose to work to.

This doesn't seem too much to ask, but other cms systems I've looked don't come close.

Have I finally found a good soution in Drupal ???

Filemanager or Filestore2

I'm thinkning about using Drupal as the backend for our company intranet and one of the things we'd like to do is use it as a central file storage of protocols/procedures. We need to have multiple admins upload/move/delete files and everyone else to be able to read them. We also need to be able to structure the storage into folders and if possible to be able to restrict access to some files/folders according to user roles/permissions.

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