Show off your Drupal site

Did some tweaks on the templates and stylesheets this weekend, would love some feedback.

Check out what happens after you click the Login/Register button (especially when viewing a node)

Also added a prototype.js action in the footer.

Comments and recent posts (in the left-sidebar) fetch using jstools module.

Any/All suggestions and comments are appreciated, thanks.

Generic Geek - GenericGeek.Com

Just released an indulge for myself. The Andrey's daily light and shadow photoblog.

Those who interested in technical details may check this blog post: http://andreys.info/blog/2006-10-29/photoblog-on-drupal

Hope you'll like the site and photography.

Hallo,

Released a church web site with drupal under:
http://www.evangeliumsgemeinde.at/

This site is mainly used for two purpose:
- Presentation to the public (module book)
- Groupwork (module og, forum)

Drupal is very good with the collaboration features, so people and groups can use the web site also to work together on internal purposes.

Thx, drupal
Willi

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a language learning site recently, and wanted to make a write-up for other developers about my experience with drupal in the hope it is useful for the people looking forward with engine design. I also hope that other drupal developers get a kick looking at some of the innovative things we've done with their code.

http://textbook.adsotrans.com
http://www.newsinchinese.com

Basically, what we have is a language learning site for Chinese. What separates it from everything else out there is the high degree of text-centric automation and interactivity. Rather than treating the Internet as a platform for delivering static text/audio lessons, we are using drupal to create a platform that makes it easy to annotate and display Chinese texts using the Adso system as our annotation backend. The idea is to shift language learning from a text-based to a word-based activity. Drupal allows us to integrate things like one-click vocabulary building, flashcards and games. It allow users to control display options, re-annotate content on the fly and also supports a variety of different kinds of content (language lessons, manually annotated texts, machine annotated news articles, etc.) on the same site. There are some demo video files of some of the advanced functionality here:

http://textbook.adsotrans.com/?q=node/94

Unless you are scrambling up the steep slope that is the Chinese language, none of this probably seems important. Flashcards and games, sure, but who cares about the other stuff? Well... even disregarding everything else, something as simple as flexible control over display options is tremendously important. Maybe a user wants to be reading pinyin (romanized Chinese) lyrics when listening to music, and reading traditional characters when studying Qing dynasty texts. Drupal lets us empower users by adding a simple database-driven output filter. This is insanely useful. Beginner students love it because they no longer *need* to learn characters when starting to learn the language. And it saves instructors time because you only need to annotate a text once. There is no need to create separate versions of texts to cater to different students.

www.nahallan.com

This is basically a personally site where I put whatever up on.. I've got a webcomic, but I havent figured out how to properly display and link to the comics using the webcomic module. Dont really know what else to say... other than check it out and let me know what you think...

So, anyone know how I would properly link up my webcomics? I want to be able link to the latest comic, and to a list of the comics.

This is a website that I have already posted about however I am working on a new theme for the site. The site will have diffrent themes you can pick from depending on your gender. The current theme I am working on is for Girls. Please tell me what you think of it!