Northeast Ohio

Hello

Do you like to spend you weekends meeting people and hacking away on Drupal??/

If so , I would like to invite the members of this group to a really cool opportunity and event. The Cleveland 20/30 club, which is the largest young professional organization in the country, is in the process of redeveloping their website. We have chosen Drupal as the technology and we are going to try a different approach for the development of the site.

I'm having some problems with my site when view in Internet Explorer. My website (http://www.cincyliberians.com/) has no css styles apply when view in IE browser but works fine in Firefox, Netscape,etc. What I don't understand is why some of the pages have css styles in IE but some do not, especially the front/home page. I'm using the picture reloaded theme and when I switch to the default theme (Garland) or any other theme, it still does not have css styles. Please help me!!. I installed the Unlimited_CSS module and thought it would help solve the problem but it does not.

Whoa! [I promised many of you some helpful Drupal links. Please find those at the bottom of this post]
Thanks to all who brought themselves, drinks, snacks, and their Drupal Knowledge. The quarterly Indy Drupal HackFest hit #5 yesterday with a bang! 24 people showed up to share what they know and learn what they don't know. Geographically the group was all over the place; including Kentuckiana, Columbus, Cincinnati, Mishawaka, Indianapolis, and the greater Indiana in general.

We are a 187-year-old family of newspapers in Northern Ohio that is determined to provide a bleeding-edge selection of news and information sites to its community. We are currently running 5 Drupal sites (up from none two years ago) and will triple that number over the coming year. We are already taking advantage of the multisite features of Drupal to streamline theming and user handling. Over the next year we will push the envelope in multimedia applications, e-commerce applications, content recommendation, community management, and probably some other stuff we haven't thought of yet.

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I'm building my first Drupal website (http://www.district-a-development.com/) with Acquia Slate for a local base artist community group. Two changes I'd like to implement involve 1. front preface sidebar along with the banner image on which the mission statement is placed and 2. the left navigation menu.

Seek a full-time PHP / Drupal Programmer to be the lead programmer for the Marketing Department.

Deep understanding of PHP and Drupal
Proven ability to develop, create and update Drupal 6 theme templates
Knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript
MySQL knowledge
Experience with CCK and Views modules
Experience using taxonomies for categorization
Experience with installation and use of Drupal wysiwyg editors
Extensive jQuery and AJAX experience
Intense attention to detail
Modules (use and modification to suit)
Menus
Nodes
Administration (including roles and permissions)
Security

We're a small group of newspapers in Sandusky, Ohio, looking for developers to help us develop some modules and build new sites in Drupal.

We are looking for someone with expertise in module development, specifically leveraging cck, e-commerce, and taxonomy. Experience theming is also very helpful.

We are also looking for someone with experience with the community-building/social networking aspects of Drupal. Again theming experience is a plus.

If interested, please send a resume/cv to webmaster [at] sanduskyregister.com.