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dieselkrad.info - Dedicated to Diesel-Motorcycles

dieselkrad.info

My site about dieselmotorcylces is running with drupal for some time now. It never will be completely finished. But it's working for now.

http://www.dieselkrad.info

The site is individually themed and bilingual. It's combined with a FUDforum and a Mediawiki. Just visual, I'm not sharing the same login until now.

I use the following modules: adsense, captcha, i18n, image, lightbox2 and logintoboggan.

comments welcome.

Affaires Theme.

Here is a look at how I made the Affaires Theme work.
www.allanautomatic.com
Paul

Case Study: Augusta Chronicle

The Augusta Chronicle, the flagship newspaper of Morris Publishing Group, recently relaunched its website on the outstanding Drupal framework.

Morris first began using Drupal in 2005 with the launch of BlufftonToday.com, a blog-centric community website coupled with a free daily newspaper. In 2006 it adopted Drupal for both news and blogs at SavannahNow.com, the website of the Savannah Morning News. Both newspapers won Digital Edge awards for innovation in user participation.

Since then, the digital media arm of Morris Communications, Morris DigitalWorks, has developed a robust digital newspaper platform built on Drupal 6, to eventually power all 13 of its daily newspapers. Morris also uses Drupal for its radio stations and Skirt.com, a national specialty site for women.

Reader Participation

Morris has made a commitment to make their online platform a dynamic arena for reader participation and contributions. Readers are encouraged to comment on stories and blogs, and, on some papers, are encouraged to create their own blogs on the site. Journalists are expected to post news online immediately and to interact with the public, and they need to be able to do it without learning HTML or tools such as FTP. These requirements made Drupal a natural choice.

Who Say's Drupal can't be Beautiful? Introducing the Unite Drupal theme from ThemeSnap.com!

I decided to have my developers step it up a few notches and develop our most beautiful Drupal theme to date for: http://www.ThemeSnap.com.

The theme can be previewed here and will be up for sale by later this afternoon:
http://themesnap.com/theme-demos/unite-business/

Camera Gear Review site with CCK/Views Emphasis

Camerology.com was created with two goals.

As a Drupal consultant I have experience creating and maintaining contributed modules. But Camerology.com was built as an exercise to see how much functionality could be easily accomplished using CCK and Views. Eventually I broke down and made a minor change to the Acquia provided theme. I did resist the temptation to create custom module code.

Sticky notes module for Drupal

Hi all,

I just started to write a simple module that will bring sticky notes to drupal.

It depends on the alpha version of Popups API and is in early development. This is my first module I would like to share with the community. But since I just started I would be glad to have some feedback concerning usability and functionality.

My idea behind this module was to allow developers, themers and clients to easily share small parts of information directly on a page. So for example, if a client visits a page where he spots something that needs work, he can attach a note directly on the position where the problem is visible. Or the project lead can leave a note for a developer in order to fix something that is broken. Each sticky note has a body text, a priority and can be attached either to all pages at once, only to the current page, or to all pages that match the current menu path, e.g. when attaching a note to node/12 it can be made visible either on all pages, only on node/12 or all node pages (node/%).

You can see a demo here: http://berliner.reflectlife.org. Feel free to register and play with the notes ;-)

As I said, I would be glad about feedback and suggestions.

best regards,
berliner

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