Swim on down to the shark tank and check out these themes.
Theme Shark Themes
Late last year I purchased the Galapagos theme from Theme Shark. Naturally I was cautious since so many theme purchases have been bad investments; I really hate throwing money down the CMS hole. Imagine my surprise when I installed this delightful theme and it quickly transformed my drabby Drupal site into a pretty and functional site.
Over the last year I've posted a couple of articles comparing Drupal, Joomla, and Moodle. One of my criticisms of Joomla has been the lack of CCK and the ability to create and define content types. If you've worked with Joomla you know that the program provides one content type called "Articles".
Ingrid, Mike, Doug, and Chris are members of a well-balanced development team that created a stimulating, functional, and beautiful Drupal site. Let me walk you through some of the attributes of the AHML development.
One day while searching for a Drupal® theme solution I stumbled upon the Drupal® themes at Template Monster. I was so excited at the thought of a quick and attractive theme, I immediately downloaded the free Drupal® theme. I was delighted that it worked so I purchased several themes in hopes they would work for simple brochure sites. Wow, was I disappointed.
Have you seen the Drupal® purchased theme providers (aka clubs) that are starting to emerge on the horizon? I am delighted to see growth in this under-developed segment of the Drupal® landscape. As we all know, Drupal® is known for it's brains and brawn and not for it's good looks. Great! Looks are much less important to the core of the program than aesthetics. However the long-term success of the project is dependent upon attracting the aesthetic community (theme providers). Growth of this segment is exciting.
Thanks again to the volunteers who worked hard to create another great Drupal Camp. If you have questions about Drupal Modules in response to this slide show, don't hesitate to ask.
San Diego Drupal Camp 2009 attracted some amazing talent including: Andrew Root, Mike Stewart, Christoph Weber, and
Module Madness is my way of getting Drupal users involved in some exciting modules that add tremendous value to Drupal core. At Drupal Camp I will demonstrate and discuss 10 modules, followed by user demonstrations of their favorite "must have" modules.
Here are my favs:
1. Admin Menu
2. CAPTCHA
3. CCK and Date and Link
4. Events
5. FAQs
6. Image and Image Assist
7. Pathauto
8. Table Manager
9. Views
10. Web Forms
Check out Drupal Camp in San Diego!
Drupal Training will be provided in Santa Barbara and Reno during the months of March and April, 2009. There are five training sessions that will be offered between the two cities.
One of the more exciting sessions is Drupal Training for Education. This training program is perfect for schools, universities, and libraries. The one-day session focuses on topics that are of interest to educators including content management, taxonomy, administration, and control.















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