By fhreak on

So, i install drupal, everything works fine, but i cant figure it out how to make some things... Like:

The Website im working on has "inside projects", every project has 3 things.

(a)Description; like an article
(b)Updates; like a blog;
(c)Gallery, pictures of the project.

Offcourse there are some static pages (about, contact us). But the main feature of the website are the projects, every project has their own page that you only can see when you go to this especific proyect page. But i dont know how to filter...

ok, i DONT need anything special, all projects are publics, no espcial menus, or anything.

is this posible? how?

thanks for any help...

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gde commented

I'm a beginner myself but check out
http://drupal.org/node/view/299
(You have to understand these concepts!)

Also read...
http://drupal.org/book/view/6264
http://drupal.org/book/view/6271

Then if you don't understand some of the used keyword(-s) go to
http://drupal.org/search
and restrict the search to node.

Maybe other more experienced Drupal users can add some advice?
Cheers

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fhreak commented

Thanks.. im still playing around with this "taxonomy"...

So, this "projects" with diferent content, but the same "template", can be made on drupal?

yes no?

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gde commented

Yes, I'm quite sure it can be made but for the images you need an image module (http://drupal.org/project/releases and possibly also (at least it will make it easier) the img_assist module.

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fhreak commented

well, thanks to GDE, and a good reading i got the taxonomy thing (at least i think i got it)..

but now i want a "blog like" content to be bound by taxonomy terms, not by user...

im working on it.. any shortcut on this task?