Show off your Drupal site

Ported across my entire site from a mish-mash of tools like WordPress to get everything under one Drupal banner. The design was done fresh, using Marvin_2k as the base (spent too damn long fighting with tables, even if there are still a couple of CSS glitches to clear up at some point in the future). Overall, nice system - although trying to track down all the little odds and sods that needed to be tweaked in the various files was a genuine killer ;-)

http://www.richardcobbett.co.uk

Yet another community site.

However, this community site is a testcase too. I try to find a way to add commerce to a community, without it become annoying or too obvious.
More specific: I try to find a way to merge the community with commercial users. Users that pay (Advertisers in a way) are treated differently, but are in essence, still users, only with more permissions and more possibilities.
I hope this new way of advertising gives some interesting ideas to others. But first of all I hope it works on this new drupal site.

Hello!

-I've just launched a website, http://www.ubermondo.com, and I'd love to get your input. It's a community-driven site, and there aren't very many users yet, so there isn't a lot of content yet, but I'd still like to hear what you think.

Thanks,
Dieter

http://www.ishizaka-san.com

New site for my wife who is a piano teacher. Uses Phptemplate and features lots of mp3s via filestore. I FTP'd the MP3s to the server then uploaded m3u's with filestore. I will eventually (when I'm not FTPing my pants due to stress at work) find a solution where the m3us get generated when one uploads an mp3. Simple site, and the best thing is we had it up and filled with initial content in 3 days!

Cheers,

Robert

I've integrated a php based AIM script into my Drupal site http://www.zacker.org . I'm using it for a few different things. Most notably I have built the ability to post and reply to comments / threads on my site via AIM.

I encourage everyone to read more and test it out.

Thoughts?

I believe this site is running Drupal 4.1, but it deserves recognition on this site.

Tracking Leaves: Online Journaling- a writer's resource about 'your experience' as a naturalist. Nature writing, tracking, and anything about the outdoors. Starts first with your writing and accompanies it with the critique and interaction of other fellow nature enthusiasts.

Things that I took notice of were ...

• The nice use of taxonomy sorted by vid and tid, as well as the dhtml over-view page under [Topic Tree] with vid/tid sorting there as well.
  
• Random images view on front page, personal slide-show view, and css borders around each image view.
  
• Dynamic javascript search box for all nodes on the site, Search results have title and teaser extracted as well as basic highlighting, a new quiz module was implemented