Not sure I have the correct group for this question, but if I am wrong, perhaps you could direct me to the right group. The need I have to for Drupal to release my domain name. I am deleting the beginning website using Drupal. A new one is being substituted, but I am not certain that Drupal can host it. This means that I shall have to get another hosting company. Thanks for your help.

richardjlanham@gmail.com

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> Content Costruction Kit Handbook > CCK for themers.
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> Related Modules.

* Any other suggestion?

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I'm looking to help/volunteer with the documentation....if someone could guide me to the 'next steps' that would be appreciated. If possible I would be interested in helping setup the 'project approach' for setting up a Drupal site - providing a base plan, steps, links to key guides, FAQ's etc...has that been done? would that help?

thanks
-meade

Hi there,

I'm looking for an example manual which outlines brand guidelines for a web site built in Drupal. For instance, it would indicate the font, size and color for Article Titles, Topics, Sub-topics, Authors. It would get into detail on formatting guidelines for how to display quotes, glossary entries, and even outline how roll overs should appear.

Does anyone have an example of such a toolkit for a CMS-based site?

Thanks,
Maria

The Aggregation module (http://drupal.org/project/aggregation) is a much powerful RSS solution than the built-in one.

One problem though is that the RSS publishing doesn't know that a particular node was aggregated from an external source, and the
element points to the Drupal node instead.

After extensive search on this site, I didn't find a clear solution (close ones http://drupal.org/node/87430 and others).

I've been looking at 5.5 for a few days; I came in without much
php or css familiarity, but enough unix/web background that there was
no major hair pulling getting it going on my linux test machine. In
the handbooks and howtos, I don't see anything like a "basic anatomy
of a drupal site."