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Hi everybody,

Please tell me what you think. http://www.zoomzooit.com/

Leveraging off the Drupal's taxonomies, views, and panels, we've built a next-generation platform for publishing Austin's newest alternative weekly.

http://thatotherpaper.com/

We extended Drupal with a custom theme (ThatOtherPaper), a custom advertising module (PressFlow Sellout), a custom navigation and suggestion module (PressFlow Focus), and a templating and linking module (PressFlow Templates) that implements much of the MediaWiki syntax as a a Drupal input filter.

Hi - after using Joomla for a couple of sites I decided to check out Drupal, and hence this is my first Drupal site. Take a look at www.alertuk.org.

It's not complete yet - we're still adding over 1000 items from the past few years, but the general structure and design is finalised. I haven't played much with the themes, but I do think the site is still looking reasonably good.

I'm impressed with the ease of use of Drupal - my daughters (11 and 13) are now able to add content to the site and keep it updated!

Hi,

I posted this before but because I had a problem with my internet connection I clicked on the submit button several times then I was surprized that it was posted 6 times. So, it seems that the moderators of drupal.org deleted my all 6 posts.

http://www.hovhannesian.com
this is my personal website in its initial state. need your comments on the template.

Greetings,

During the last year, I've tested and worked with Drupal in order to completely get the hang of it. And finally I felt confident enought to convert to Drupal. I tried other CMS but I found Drupal not to be the most userfriendly CMS around - but definately the best supported and the one with most modules suitable for a website for me.

There were some criteria, that had to be fullfilled:

One: it had to be 100% multilingual - as the website is both in Danish and in English.
Two: it had to be easy to update, and if possible be a WYSIWYG editor - so save time.
Three: it had to have a banner rotating system.

These three criteria were fullfilled to a certain extend. The banner rotating system never worked for me. I startet out in 4.5 and this one didsn't support the feature where you could place the blocks pretty much anywere. However I found out how to integrate the bannerroation system I used on the old page phpAdsNew so it worked.

With TinyMCE the WYSIWYG editor was easypeasy - but the i18n module caused some problems. However I solved this by using the old IP2C redirection program I had on the server - so this worked well also.

However, after 10 months or so - I finally launched the new website, which is a reggaeminded website focusing on news and reviews. Check it out here... www.reggaexplosion.dk