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Hello Planet Drupal,

I have been running http://therockymtnblog.com on Drupal for just over a year.

It has seen many theme changes as I look for the easiest way for guest to navigate the site.

i'm new to drupal.

I used drupal core for developing of the new version of snowa web site.

snowa. com is web site of product's brand of a big Iranian industrial group ,with the aim of manufacturing and distribution of high quality house hold appliances to the domestic and area consumer markets .

it's my bigest project on drupal by now.

this project take about 3.5 mounth for developing and made 12 new module for it.

also i change structure of very part of drupal for this project.

Our new site Petafoo.com is now live. We invite all animal lovers and photographers to give it a spin and let us know what you think. Also, if you come across any bugs please let us know via our contact form or at feedback [at] petafoo.com.

Cheers to all.
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Petafoo.com - We Love Animals

Hi everyone,

i've just made an module for Drupal to create a blogroll like you maybe know it from WordPress or other blogsoftware.

It creates the blogroll from a menu with links to other sites.

First you have to create a menu with the links that should be in the blogroll later on.
Then activate the Blogroll module, go to the configuration page and choose the menu you have just created and also choose how many links should be displayed in the blogroll.
At the moment the links can only be ordered randomly.

My first try with Drupal. I used drupal 4.7 and the Blix theme that I adjusted a bit.

This site is from the organizing committee that organizes a study tour for Aerospace engineering students. The goal of the site is to provide participants with information about the companies we are going to visit and keep them updated in our progress. The idea is also to make a "journey journal" when we start our journey. All the members of our study tour committee should be able to post blog items, and these form the journal (blog is not implented yet because the tour starts in september).

Supplement Tracker (http://www.supplementtracker.com) is my first ever Drupal powered website, originally moved over from Joomla. We specialize in sports supplements, and our website revolves around keeping track of prices, as well as providing a community for like-minded people to come together and hold discussions. The two main features of our website is our supplements database + price guide and the forums.