Show off your Drupal site

community site about Electronic Dance Music

http://www.edmnex.us

I made a html druplicon version on request from chx a long time ago. The html used is from drupal core, and I'll let you find out what file the code is taken from. So I hope you enjoy it!

http://morphir.com/druplicon-haxX0r-edition

hello,

I would like to introduce you to our new site http://www.erstenachhilfe.de (still only in Germany but...)

ErstenNachhilfe.de is a community portal for private tutors and students who are looking for or offering private lessons. Also for people who want to do a language exchange and are looking for partners.
They can meet here, publisch their offers and post articles in forum and blogs.

It is 98% Drupal :-). There is still a lot to do and we have quite a few other features to apply.

Hello everyone, just thought i'd share this with anyone who is interested if you don't play World of Warcraft you can probably stop reading now..

Hello,

We are pleased to announce www.kaouenn.net
Kaouenn Net is a Drupal based platform for submitting videos in Breton language (Youtube-like).

We developed a media management module, and use ffmpeg for video transcoding.
Features:
- 3 languages (English, Breton, French)
- Creative Commons licenses management
- support for audio only as well as video

The site runs on a 2GHz/256 MB RAM server.

Yoann

This is my first attempt at creating a Drupal-based website. The site allows users to submit links to legal news, articles, etc. Other users may then vote on the link in a "Digg" fashion.

I used the Zen theme and made a lot of small changes to the CSS to get the look I needed. Most of the kinks are worked out, but a few pop up in IE6. My biggest challenge was with the Vote Up Down Module and its included CSS not displaying consistently on all browsers.

I made the logo, many of the icons, and menu backgrounds in photoshop (including the vote icons - which have hover effects and change colors when you actually vote for a link), and I plan to eventually replace the bullet icons and a few other "standard" images in the zen theme. Of course, including the various images and icons required some modification to the included CSS files. The addition of a second icon (and link) in the header also required modification to the template .php files.

My plans for the site include:
- More graphic work (buttons, icons, etc.)
- Changing the "standard" look of the content in the right column
- Upgrading the VotingAPI module to promote highly ranked content to the front page (don't have the time to debug it if it doesn't work the first time)
- Adding some background gradients to the page and some dividers between the main content and the right column.