Show off your Drupal site

It took a while, but I've migrated most of my personal page to Drupal. It's nice being able to leave the old pages in place and migrating them a bit at a time, and it has made it easier to write more often.

Pay Per Click Internet Advertising.net was created with the Channel Nine theme. I wanted to keep this one simple looking. I like the two right sidebars.

I know, I know, the URL is ridiculous, but the site is basically designed for search engine traffic. Regular readers will likely subscribe through the feed.

I didn't use any modules but gsitemap for this one. Just wanted to keep it simple like I said.

Hi,

I'm making a site of Drupal tutorials for newbies. I will be documenting the progress of my site and will take feedback on what to do with the site as it grows. I am using the default theme, as many newbies would, and will go into theming and other stuff later. There's not much to see yet ;-)

the_punk

Hey,

I created this site so classmates can upload their leavers day images from my school.

I runs on acidfree to allow for mass upload and image modules. It has cck so people can put who is in the images and to improve the searches.

all comments welcome.

www.leaversday.com

dave.

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Classic-Horror.com is my horror film review and discussion website. It's fairly popular and we've been a Yahoo Pick of the Day. Roger Ebert once mentioned us in his review for Jason X. As of June 15th, 2007 at 12:59PM PST, the site runs on Drupal 4.7.

I'd been hand-coding the site for eight years and eventually I decided that it was time for a change. I started planning on how to convert the site to a dynamic format. I tried coding my own CMS from the ground up, but the coding process grew frustrating. I soon realized that everything I wanted to do, I could do in Drupal. I finally switched the project to Drupal sometime after the release of the MovieDB project, which, with some tweaking, did pretty much everything I needed it to.

The process of transferring everything over was arduous and survived multiple changes to the site's overall structure (including a complete overhaul of the design). I will admit a few of the things I did to make the site fit my perfect vision are not good Drupal coding and do not take advantage of the system's modular nature. I plan to fix this when I eventually upgrade the site to 5.0. Lessons learned.