By Southpaw on

Website: LearnMed.net

I've created a simple medical community using Drupal 4.7

The features are awesome! And it's quite easy to theme if you know a bit of html/css/php. The theme in LearnMed is just a simple variation of the default Bluecurve theme with just a bit of CSS changes. (Still working some quirks out of it though).

Using the excellent multisite feature that comes built-in, I can now create network sites complete with member integration. (IFMSA Forums is one of our network sites.)

The last thing I need to wait for is the (liquid)wiki module and my site will be pretty much complete!

I can't wait to see what Drupal comes up with in the future! <3

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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patrickharris’s picture

patrickharris commented

create an administrator account? Nice looking theme though.

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Southpaw commented

Create an administrator account? What do you mean by that?

And thanks! :)

kyouens’s picture

kyouens commented

he means follow this link and do what it says....that creates the admin account in your drupal installation.

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Southpaw commented

.. Hmm apparantly my playing around with the groups module has messed up the permissions of all my nodes.

It's fine, you shoudn't be able to create any administrative account ;)

I'll go fix this now.

Thanks! :)

[edit] Fixed :)

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kyouens commented

Oh, the humanity. This site will be broken in 5...4....3...2...

venkat-rk’s picture

venkat-rk commented

Any idea where to get that theme? It is unavailable on drupal.org

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Southpaw commented

Whoops, by bluecurve I meant bluemarine. It's just a couple of CSS changes, nothing much.

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Southpaw commented

Just in case anyone was wondering how I did the rounded borders without any images take a look at this page: http://www.cssplay.co.uk/boxes/snazzy.html

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venkat-rk commented

Nice of you to share. And, actually, I did wonder how you managed that:-)