Show off your Drupal site

The main portal of Xunta de Galicia uses Drupal
http://www.xunta.es/

It's a general site web, with links to other departments (consellerias) and agencies wich don't use Drupal

(About this administration: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xunta_de_Galicia)

Once again, I'm using the vote up / down package for a Drupal-powered site. Go to www.topflashgames.co.za.

It's a list of flash games and you can vote on which should appear in the top 5 / front page. You can also leave comments on games as tips to other players, etc.

Some of the games are really addictive like this whacky hillbilly game:
http://www.topflashgames.co.za/games/arcade-games/dangerous

Your thoughts?

I build websites, not for other people but for myself and I started in 1997. I own around 40 domains. I intentionally use an old monitor set at 800x600 res. I do this because when I look at the stats for the browser res settings of my visitors there are a substantial number of people using this res. Many people may have a super-duper monitor at home but surf at work during lunch. Whatever the reason I think it is important to design sites with this in mind. Fewer and fewer web designers do, even this forum!

I just want to say that I am very happy with Drupal and how there is just so many things you can actually do with this wonderful software. Since the creation of the site http://www.geforce3d.net I have been looking for a good front page program that was easy to maintain and easy to edit and tweak in our own way. Currently we are still using the portal program for our forums called Tiny Portal. But when we hit our one year anniversary on the 27th of June 2007 we will be releasing a completely new look for our site.

hi everyone

I am a newbie to drupal , i want to implement paginaiton in drupal...Is there any module...If any body know about just ,let me know.....

Regards
Option Team

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