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I'm looking for the best way (that is, the one that always works and is most-documented) for displaying a cutline or caption for photos? If there is a step-by-step explanation (similar to Dynamic Display's), that would be best.

Hai,

Iam new to drupal, iam basically a .net programmer
recently i came through this drupal and very much interested in it,
i want to make news site with my few friends,
which theme will be best fit and want to customize the theme according to our layout
im familiar with css, html
where should i start , how to do customization
need your help to make out this project

Hi, I'm new.

I'm helping to design and build a new Drupal site for a college newspaper. We're using the "about people" theme, which I found while exploring your list of Drupal newspapers. Thanks for that resource.

We're just getting started, but we're trying to conceptualize the best way for the reporters/editors to promote stories from all the section pages -- sports, news, editorials -- to the front page. Can anyone provide some advice or guidance? Is there a module that works especially well?

Thanks!

Diane

Anyone else have this problem? The default OpenPublish theme is too big. Very little content is visible above the fold.

Only 1 headline and 1 blog entry are visible when the page loads. My audience needs to see the latest news immediately rather than having to scroll as soon as they land on the page. And I need more than just the header ad zone visible.

So I want to ask:
- Does anyone have other themes for OpenPublish, or any Drupal themes for news sites? Do you know where I might find one?

Alternatively:
- Is there a way to reduce the height of the elements in the top part of default theme display without having to develop a whole new theme?

Thanks.

So, iPhone has been all the rage for a while, and last spring the iPad was launched. Here in Sweden, we won't get the iPad until November - but that'll be just in time for the holiday shopping. Besides, by then we will get a ton of Android tablets too.

Which begs the question: Has anybody around already made a solution for interfacing Drupal with an iApp? If not, would y'all be interested if we keep it generic and customizable?

Hi,
We need to export content from one of our website at Le Figaro to different format. I found some useful modules (but no tested).

• http://drupal.org/project/importexportapi
• http://drupal.org/project/googlenews
• http://drupal.org/project/xmlsitemap
• http://drupal.org/project/nitf_views

Do you know about them ?

I can't find any module in Drupal about NewsML : http://www.iptc.org/std/NAR/1.5/documentation/IPTC-G2-Implementation-Gui...

I have seen that some projects are running but no one seems to be finished.

I am building a site around musical instruments such as Piano, Guitar, Drums, etc. Basically content will be written about the instrument and categorized by state. So the thought was to build the taxonomy with US sates under each state have all the musical instrument categories mention above. While daunting I think this was achievable. Now the requirements are to go down to the city level so end users can read and subscribe to say articles written about guitar in Phoenix, AZ. The city requirements take this to an entirely new level.

I recently inherited some great work done by folks that allowed Stackoverflow-style Q&A on our Drupal site using [this tutorial][1]. We'd like to expand the great work they did by adding in polls as a question type, so that there is a poll that people can respond to, and then they can also provide more in depth answers below. The normal question type works perfectly, but the poll type allows people to do everything except see submitted answers: You can see both examples [on our live site now][2].

Hi Techies, Drupul Geeks ... and Newspaper Content Managers--

I would like to know from others what they use or how they create section home pages.

I gather one of these three would be fine: Sections, Composite, Panels.

I would like to try out panels, but the documentation seems to be quite inadequate.

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