I recently made a web site on open source software for one of my classes, and I was just wondering if there might have been a better way to do a particular part of the site. Several of the pages allow for comparisons between people and software. This is done using a table with embedded objects. So, I have a line of html that reads: object type = "text/html" data = "source_files/richstallman.html" width = "100%" height = "900 px" scrolling="no"
So, this method I'm using calls up regular html pages, in which case the information on these pages is not searchable through drupal, nor do they use drupals theme. I tried calling up separate drupal pages, but the header and everything ended up getting displayed. Would anybody be willing to suggest a differant method?
Here is a link: FOSS vs Prop
Feel free to take a look around, it's my first web site, so I'm sure there are other things that I could have done better. But this is my main question, was there a better way to do these comparison pages using just Drupal?
Comments
While not available for
While not available for Drupal 6 yet I would use the panels module for something like this and use nodes as the things being compared.
cool, thanks
cool, thanks