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Before I invest a lot of time into Drupal I was wanting to know the viability of using Drupal to run a portion of our web site. Currently we have an areas folder containing different region folders and each region has their own style, and a community folder with its own style that we would like to use Drupal to allow various users to add and edit content in. I've heard about Organic Groups, all i know is they can have their own themes and users, could OG handle this.

I am looking for a freelance assistant to help me with my website. Preferably London based, I can offer flexible hours and times.
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is there any way to do this?

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i have a 3-column drupal site. and frequently i found if the content area having stuff too wide and the right column will shift down to the bottom of the page.

what can i do to set the page so that the content area being flexible enough that the page layout remains intact?

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Hi, I plan to run two instances of Drupal on my web host. I'm not sure where I should install Drupal.

The main Drupal install would be for my personal site and I need another instance of Drupal for a secondary site. Both sites would be using different domain names. Should I just install Drupal in the root folder and make use of the multi site feature of Drupal? Or should I install Drupal in the root folder for the main site and in a sub folder for the secondary site?

Hey everybody,

So I'm trying to decide the best CMS for my needs, and here's what I'm going to be doing: