By baronmunchowsen on
Here's a site just finished for a snowboard camp in Whistler, B.C.
http://coresnowboardcamps.com/
Created in Drupal (4.7.3) using the CCK and i18n modules (among others), I'd appreciate any and all feedback!
Thanks!
Here's a site just finished for a snowboard camp in Whistler, B.C.
http://coresnowboardcamps.com/
Created in Drupal (4.7.3) using the CCK and i18n modules (among others), I'd appreciate any and all feedback!
Thanks!
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Nice! I went to Whistler a
Nice! I went to Whistler a few weeks ago. Very nice site and very nice place.
How did you do the pictures
How did you do the pictures section with the thumbnails?
Also, your menu is wonderful. Explain a little bit more how you can about doing all of this.
Thanks
Happy to explain whatever you need to know - just try to be a little more specific if you can! The 'photo diary' page is simply the image gallery module. I used a node-image.tpl.php file to alter the layout and that kind of thing. The client only wanted one 'gallery' (the photo diary) for all the photos to be in. I set a really high limit to the amount of images to be shown on one page, as the client also wanted one big massive page with all the images on it.
Errrm, not really sure what else to add...?
The image gallery module? I
The image gallery module? I guess I have to download it and play with it. I am new to drupal so that is why I ask so many questions.
The node-image.tpl.php that you speak of...how can one, such as myself, come about to acquire such a file or alteration?
Don't know if this would be bothersome put maybe you can e-mail me and I can ask you more question via e-mail than here.
The image gallery module? I
The image gallery module? I guess I have to download it and play with it. I am new to drupal so that is why I ask so many questions.
The node-image.tpl.php that you speak of...how can one, such as myself, come about to acquire such a file or alteration?
Don't know if this would be bothersome put maybe you can e-mail me and I can ask you more question via e-mail than here.
Check this out!
A quick search for 'node-image.tpl.php' produces:
http://drupal.org/node/41259
To be quite honest, everything you need to know about Drupal is in these pages somewhere - and the information will be alot better and more reliable that what I can provide! Only a few months ago I was in your position too :) . This site has all the information you need!
Cheers!