A new Drupal site with a few cool Drupal features

Go to www.corepractice.org to see the following

• static html splash screen
• 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
• google sitemap that shows only authorised pages

You'll have to take my word for it that there is also

• node aliasing
• node type conversion e.g. from page to story
• node clone
• table of unattached pages
• table of uploaded files
• table of (some) broken links
• robots.txt

Enjoy!