Information Architecture

Hi

I am Happy to anouncement new site developed with Openpublish

Deejay.es

Is a Spanish site, about electronics music and deejays

Best Regards

Hi there,

Since a few weeks I have been playing around with OpenPublish and I absolutely love it.

I am (together with my teammates) building web app that allows users to enter data about their life which they can then see in a graph on a dashboard and/or share online. A mobile application will be integrated with it too (probably through the Services API).

At the basis of this web app lies a basis of about 200 written articles and over 200 video's. That is why I figured OpenPublish could be useful.

My question is:

Hello All,

Our institute is now planning for several short Web courses teaching Drupal technology to many college students and experienced IT engineers, so we will soon use very competitive salary to recruit several qualified instructors located around Boston area to teach the above courses, we will post the full job information here later. But before this, we would like to hear some advice about the above. Any suggestions and advice for the above will be highly appreciated.

Helen Yu

Hi all,

I need a few clarifications to fully understand OpenPublish:
- Why is contexts used in displaying the full articles? It appears to be used to hook blocks to it, just wondering why Views is not used here. Asking for I might be overlooking something.
- Why are only a few fields used from 'Profiles' and all the rest added to the 'Author' content type? Why not group it all in 'Author' content type? Are there any advantages doing it the current way?

We've made the decision to store all our non-theme multimedia content (images, video, audio, flash, interpretive dance routines) outside of our CMS.

Currently we have everything on an installation of Gallery2 (with a wary but hopeful eye toward Gallery3). Migrating everything into Gallery2 was really easy, and it gives us buckets of extra options in our tagging, geotagging, pre-scaling, sorting, etc. We have really enthusiastic photographers and videographers, and we believe this will make it much easier to store and find content for later use.

Dear fellow OpenPublish folks,

I am using OP 2.2 and am having difficulty providing my own preprocessor variable to be used in a custom version of node-article.tpl.php that is in a sub-theme of openpublish_theme.

First off, I'm sorry if this has been asked elsewhere. I've found a lot of other threads where I feel similar questions are being asked, I'm just having trouble understanding how everything fits together.

OpenPublish's theme should be built on a very simple, plain CSS framework such as Blueprint. http://www.subtraction.com/2007/08/07/the-framewor If using a grid is good enough for The Onion and the New York Times then it's good enough for me.

Also, since Context and Admin Menu module are used it should be considered to integrate Context Layouts and use of the Context Inline Block Editor as demonstrated on OpenAtrium (second video http://openatrium.com/features).

Hello,

my question may seem stupid, but I have to be sure about the issue, since I plan to use OP for a production page.
Are there any changes in OP core regarding to Drupal core? If OP core gets outdated, could I upgrade it using official Drupal release?

THX,

JAnez