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Hi All,

I have just lauched a social and business networking site based on drupal and i am still tweaking it, was very happy to install the og moduel yesterday. Drupal Rocks!!!

But I am not so happy with the Theme... I have just created whitemarine out of bluemarine and something like that ;-). I loved some themes available from the DrupalED creator but they were not usable with D4.5 or i might be making some mistakes.

I have tried the default themse downloadable on drupal.org if you are aware about any new themes please do tell me .

Here are some modules, themes, and other tools I've developed in the course of supporting Drupal on several sites.

These are generally not polished (and in particular, not documented) to official Drupal contrib standards. Though I tried to avoid it, it's possible that some also depend on patches not (yet?) in the core.

All are provided as-is, and absolutely no (unpaid) support whatsoever will be provided.

Modules

• copyright

  Adds a copyright notice (automatically using the current year) at the bottom of each page.

• extralinks

  Optionally adds (a) an "edit" link to teaser displays (like Drupal 4.4), and (b) "next", "previous", and "latest" links to node pages, based on the front page display order.

• ii404

  Perform a search when a page is not found. Derived from i404.module by goekker.

• insertions

  Provides XML-style tags to insert information (e.g. title, teaser, body, link list, etc.) about nodes and comments. Similar in spirit to the Attached node contrib module.

• linebreak

  An extension to the line break filter. Converts line breaks into HTML, but only if the user has not supplied explicit <p>, <div>, or <br> tags.

• minoredit

  Allows editors to mark node edits as 'minor', so that the content does not appear to be 'new' in the tracker.

• nlist

  An adjunct to insertions.module, this lists the nodes in a taxonomy in <n> form, so that the editor can copy them to easily build custom article lists.

• noteaser

  Allows the admin to suppress teasers for particular node types. See http://drupal.org/node/12667.

• replace

  A filter that provides two functions: (a) Turn '@' characters into images, to discourage email address harvesting; (b) turn the site's name into a link.

• results

  Suppress the author field in search results, for 'editorially' unsigned collaborative sites.

• shuffler

  Present a "random" selection of articles in a sidebar block. Nodes are selected and weighted by taxonomy. Reasonably efficient, since the list of links is generated by a cron hook rather than on every page load.

• teaserless

  Handle old database nodes with no/empty teaser field.

• tracking

  Similar to the core tracker.module, but primarily focussed on providing registered users with personalized lists of unread content.

PHP pages

• fc

  Flushes the Drupal cache when loaded. Useful while working on code that uses the cache.

• node

  Redirect old node URLs. Better than the standard Apache redirect because it handles links to comments.

• updatecommentcount

  Repairs the node_comment_statistics table after an upgrade to 4.5.0. Probably won't be necessary for 4.5.1; see http://drupal.org/node/11366

Theme Preprocessor

This allows one to write themes in a 'template' style, but runs at theme-install time for maximum efficiency (that is, it produces a pure PHP theme, and is not itself present as part of a Drupal installation). It provides inclusions, conditionals, macros, etc.; its main design goal was to allow one to easily share code/design between themes.

My new site with drupal.First time i ever used this CMs - (in fact .. first time i have ever had a site online :) )

Anyway ...

http://www.absoluteislam.com

Looking for some feedback on design/usability etc

Regards,
Mo

Hello everybody,

I created my personal project site with drupal, site contains my past works including my audio works , my software projects such as Mindwall (Intrusion detection-preventation software) and more..

Best regards
Korhan Kaya

http://2ka.org

hello.

i just wanted to let people know about a site i recently finished (though there are still a couple rough edges).

OnTheCommons.org - http://onthecommons.org/

apart from the drupal implementation, the topics covered on the site - including open source software and intellectual property issues - might be of interest to people who like drupal.

Started a year ago. Just upgraded to 4.5
warning, profanities

http://www.fthisjob.com