This is a combination free-blog / subscription-content site built on 4.7 that I've just finished phase II on (which included a move from my original 4.6 implementation to this one on the shiny new 4.7). Some tweaking to complete still, but more or less there. Welcome comments and suggestions.
a butt-ugly theme colour palette - sorry, still working on the aesthetics. But switch themes to "darkcopper" for a theme that might appeal to the trekkie types
node info shows links and node type (useful info especially on front-page)
book pages all include an expand/collapse ToC as a link and a "mini-toc" of their child pages at the bottom of the node
book print (link "copy or print") includes printer-control instructions such as "no title" or "no page throw" (it generates page throws) using taxonomy terms
rewritten volunteer module does not require CiviCRM, and accepts volunteers for "tasks": events and "jobs"
graphical "mind-map" navigation block
a random tips block
breadcrumbs at home just say 'home'. breadcrumbs elsewhere include the current action
menus embedded in nodes (click Plan Read Learn or Share at top right)
banner ads placed in automatically generated blocks (with no title area) by banner.module group
profile shows both your stated country and the country implied by your IP address
if you get in far enough to add content, you'll see generic help for each input format as well as filter-specific help. Help changes depending on whether they are logged on
I have used Drupal to re-activate the website of our association (sfnet). This association is wifi network in small quarter in Geneva (Switzerland). it has about 100 members. The website is still "under constructrion". It will be updated soon.
I would like to thank everybody who has developped and maintains Drupal. You've done a great job that really facilitates mine.
a nightlife community of Tirana (Albania), made with drupal 4.7 rc3 (I must now upgrade it to rc4), gallery 2.0.1, g2_filter (used in homepage) and some other modules...
The site is running fine, was presented in a national TV show and in just 5 days we have over 200 registered users!